Proof of Funds: home-country..!!

[mr_rana]

I may appear novice but it seems better to clear off even any slightest doubt instead of taking a chance of rejection.

Our country of residence which is also our place of applying for immigration differs from our home country where most of funds are
lying in our joint bank accounts (my wife & myself).

I hope the bank certificate or statement of funds from our home-country are fully considerable and there is no condition as such that proof
of funds must be ONLY under applicant's name and ONLY from his or her current country of residence.

thanks in advance for your kind suggestions.

regards
 

[explorer101]

I may appear novice but it seems better to clear off even any slightest doubt instead of taking a chance of rejection.
Our country of residence which is also our place of applying for immigration differs from our home country where most of funds are
lying in our joint bank accounts (my wife & myself).
I hope the bank certificate or statement of funds from our home-country are fully considerable and there is no condition as such that proof
of funds must be ONLY under applicant's name and ONLY from his or her current country of residence.
thanks in advance for your kind suggestions.
regards
 

POF can be in any currency and it can be in any country. It can be in the name of applicant or spouse ( accompanying ) or joint.

[mr_rana]

Thanks for your reply..!!

I feel this proof is a bit tricky.

It's easy for any one to make a temporary arrangement e.g. by borrowing or taking a debt for a few days
to prove funds availability and once the submission is done, the funds can be disposed off...!!

Furthermore, I feel CIC definitely knows this and I don't know how it'd handle this at the later stage?
Does CHC asks to re-submit POF at the later stage just to make sure that adequate funds still exists?

[mkshah]

Hello Mr. Rana,
I am still new to this forum and learning from others.
There are very knowledgeable experts and seniors who can comment on my this info better.

As per my understanding, you can not just deposit the money in your account for the sake of showing the balance and then withdraw it.

You need to maintain the funds in your account thoruoghout the process ill you get your visa stamped.

They may ask for 6 months statement after 1st AOR and also in many cases they have asked for POF at the medical stage too.

I have read some cases on this forum, in which they were asked about the proof of funds and also the bank statement of over 6 months.

Even at the time of landing they can confirm about the same.
This is what I understood after reading so many posts on this forum.
Seniors, pls correct me, if I provided any info that is not valid.