guys,
I was emailed by CEM today with NBA as visa officer, and this is the content:
We have completed an initial review of your application for permanent residence in Canada, and we now require the following information/documents in order to continue processing your application;
Police certificate(s) from Dubai for yourself (Please see the CIC web site for details on how to obtain police certificates from different countries: http://www.cic.gc.ca/englis h/information/security/police-cert/index.asp).
Note: if the original police certificate is not in English or French, you must include a translated copy.
Updated and signed personal net worth statement form (may be downloaded at http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/pdf/kits/guides/E37025.pdf). Include the current exchange rate used. Note that for a family of 4 persons, you are required to have CAD$ 20,654 of unencumbered, transferable and available funds. When submitting this information be sure to include the source of funds and bank history.
Note regarding bank certifications: Your bank must indicate on the certification that you are giving the Canadian Embassy Visa Section the authority to request information with regards to your account.
IMPORTANT: In your signed application for permanent residence, you indicated funds that you will bring to Canada for settlement purposes. At any time before the finalization of your application or before your landing in Canada, you may be required to demonstrate that these funds remain readily available for transfer or use in Canada. Failure to satisfy this requirement could result in the refusal of your being granted permanent residence in Canada.
Contact with our office
Our office will not contact you to advise you that your medical results have been received and assessed. Rest assured that you will hear from us should we require additional information from you or once a decision has been made on your application.
We ask that you contact our office only under the following circumstances:
If you change your mailing address and/or telephone number.
If you or any of your family members (whether they are accompanying you to Canada or not) marries, enters a common-law relationship, separates from a spouse, gives birth to or adopts a child, passes away or decides not to proceed to Canada. Once we have reviewed the additional information, we will notify you of any necessary further steps as a consequence of these changes.
If you have a dependent residing outside of your country of nationality (i.e. if your spouse is working abroad), you should notify our office of his/her current mailing address for our records.
Except under these circumstances, we will not respond to other requests for information if your application is within average processing times. This is so that we may devote our resources to processing applications. You may wish to visit our website to learn how to check the status of your application online.
Within the next three to six months, you will receive a request from us for:
further documentation or information, should this be required before a final decision on your application can be made, or
your original valid passports in preparation for issuance of your permanent resident visas.
Thank you for your cooperation. We look forward to receiving the requested documents indicated above so that we may proceed to process your application.
so wag nyo muna galawin ang funds nyo until a PPR request!
