Can I show Wealthsimple TFSA ETFs as funds for my mother’s supervisa?

[wadinyade]

I’m planning to apply for a Super Visa for my mother and I’m wondering whether my TFSA Wealthsimple investments can be included as proof of financial support.

All of my TFSA is invested in ETFs and stocks rather than sitting in cash. The account has a substantial balance, and I can provide recent statements showing the current value.

Has anyone successfully used TFSA investments (ETFs/stocks) as part of their financial documentation for a Super Visa application? Did IRCC accept it without issues, or do they mainly focus on income and cash savings?

I’d appreciate hearing about your experience. Thanks!

 

[Naturgrl]

NOA is the document you include as you prove income, not wealth.

https://www.canada.ca/en/immigratio...a/forms-documents/host-financial-support.html

 

[canuck78]

I’m planning to apply for a Super Visa for my mother and I’m wondering whether my TFSA Wealthsimple investments can be included as proof of financial support.

All of my TFSA is invested in ETFs and stocks rather than sitting in cash. The account has a substantial balance, and I can provide recent statements showing the current value.

Has anyone successfully used TFSA investments (ETFs/stocks) as part of their financial documentation for a Super Visa application? Did IRCC accept it without issues, or do they mainly focus on income and cash savings?

I’d appreciate hearing about your experience. Thanks!

They want to see NOA and readily accessible cash. Showing other savings on top of that is always beneficial so I would include any information showing your savings in Canada.