any answer will be much appreciated...
i submitted initial forms to CIO NS last aug 2009 under FSW...
i applied under FSW.me, my husband and my three kids are all included in the application.i marked my kids as non accompanying. i thought i am supposed to provide $13,486 cad as proof of fund for me and my husband but some seniors indicated that even if my kids are non accompanying, still need to show fund for the 5 of us which is $22,831 cad.
*form IMM 008- schedule 3 economic classes question #10 FUNDS.i indicated $13,486 cad instead of the supposed $22,831.
1. will i it have an effect on my initial application to CIO?
2. will i be having a chance to correct it?
*i forgot one of the past job i had with my present employer before i got pomoted to my present position.i was working as nurse researcher first (NOC 3152) before i got promoted to Nurse educator (NOC 3152).i only indicated nurse educator, but forgot to indicate nurse researcher.
1. will i it have an effect on my initial application to CIO?
2. will i be having a chance to correct it?
thanks in advance...
Settlement funds
Pursuant to R76(1)(b), the officer will determine if the applicant has sufficient funds available for
settlement in Canada.
The amount of funds are assessed according to the applicant's family size using 50% of Statistics
Canada's most current Low Income Cut-off (LICO) for urban areas with populations of 500,000 or
more.
Note: In terms of funds required, the number of the applicant's family members includes both
accompanying and non-accompanying dependants. Although the amount may change yearly, at time of publication the required funds are equal to or
greater than the amount listed below for each family size:
Number of Funds Exception
family required
members
1 $10,601 If the applicant has arranged employment as defined in R82,
they do not have to meet these financial requirements
2 $13,198
3 $16,225
4 $19,700
5 $22,343
6 $25,199
7 or more $28,055
The funds must be:
• available and transferable;
• unencumbered by debts or other obligations.