http://www.canadavisa.com/canada-immigration-discussion-board/important-need-to-send-all-documents-to-the-cio-now-not-visa-office-t45808.0.html
you will find most of your answer here .
We all know this information. the specific link that you sent me it doesn't even agree with the checklist itself. That is why I am asking people who have the personal experience of it
Ok that makes sense. So we have to show it once for sure now with our application, and then when we land there. Also somewhere in the middle, they might or might not require it once more
Ok that makes sense. So we have to show it once for sure now with our application, and then when we land there. Also somewhere in the middle, they might or might not require it once more
Yes. It is always safe to set aside this POF. VO generally demands 6-12 month bank statements too. If you could add that with your initial application that is considered positive.
If you have time then try to read through the numerous posts on this forum....people have posted their experiences and regarding POF, 6-12 m statement will mandatory at a latter stage, if not now. Applicants add the statements at the initial stage to be transparent.
Logic: The VO would like to ascertain that the POF belongs to you and has not been borrowed. So, if there is big deposit in your account then that automatically is a red flag for VO unless you provide valid documents to prove that it belongs to you
If you have time then try to read through the numerous posts on this forum....people have posted their experiences and regarding POF, 6-12 m statement will mandatory at a latter stage, if not now. Applicants add the statements at the initial stage to be transparent.
Logic: The VO would like to ascertain that the POF belongs to you and has not been borrowed. So, if there is big deposit in your account then that automatically is a red flag for VO unless you provide valid documents to prove that it belongs to you
BUT firstly it is nowhere in the guide or checklist stated that we should provide an annual bank statement and secondly, the VO requires that the money is not borrowed but it doesn't say anywhere that it cannot be deposited. I might have liked to keep them in another bank account and show a bank statement from another bank. Or I might have had my money in a joint account and I might not want to show that. I am not talking about my case but it is a general question.
BUT firstly it is nowhere in the guide or checklist stated that we should provide an annual bank statement the decision is yoursand secondly, the VO requires that the money is not borrowed but it doesn't say anywhere that it cannot be depositedIf you deposit large amount of money you will have to show paperwork proving that the money was your initially. This is THE EXPERIENCE of members of this FORUM. I might have liked to keep them in another bank account and show a bank statement from another bank. Or I might have had my money in a joint account and I might not want to show that. I am not talking about my case but it is a general question.What ever you do, you will be asked for couple of months statement ...it could be 3, 6 or 12m......you will not find that written n any rules...but this Forum holds those information....and we freely share it...again it is up to you ...if you want to believe us or not
