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gubgub said:
@cansha @ishq74 @CoolSandy
Hi guys, can anyone of you please help me with this -
As I had earlier posted, my GCMS notes show that my application is in 'Review required' since the agent was unable to understand the maturities of my fixed deposits. I was wondering if I should proactively provide them with a letter of explanation? If yes, how should be I do that?
Thanks a lot in advance.

As a side note, is there any 'ideal' maturity time if we provide our FDs as POFs?
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6 months - 12 months?
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gubgub said:
@cansha @ishq74 @CoolSandy
Hi guys, can anyone of you please help me with this -
As I had earlier posted, my GCMS notes show that my application is in 'Review required' since the agent was unable to understand the maturities of my fixed deposits. I was wondering if I should proactively provide them with a letter of explanation? If yes, how should be I do that?
Thanks a lot in advance.

As a side note, is there any 'ideal' maturity time if we provide our FDs as POFs?
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I have submitted FD certificate and bank statement and a bank letter. My FD was only about 2 weeks old at the time of submission. My bank provided me a standard letter but I requested them to add this line in the letter "This Fixed Deposit can be encashed on any date before the agreed maturity date by the request of the client". It worked for me.

You can get the standard solvency letter from the bank with the above line added. Then submit this letter and bank statement from the opening date of the FD. Also add a LoE to explain that, you have noticed in GCMS notes case analyst expressed his concern about the pof hence you are providing these supporting documents.

There is no ideal maturity date, you are good as long as money can be accessed at any time. My FD has 6 months maturity period.
 
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i am not able to get connected to an agent ...been trying for a week now....call gets dropped due to high volume....i am calling from India
 
ishq74 said:
I have submitted FD certificate and bank statement and a bank letter. My FD was only about 2 weeks old at the time of submission. My bank provided me a standard letter but I requested them to add this line in the letter "This Fixed Deposit can be encashed on any date before the agreed maturity date by the request of the client". It worked for me.

You can get the standard solvency letter from the bank with the above line added. Then submit this letter and bank statement from the opening date of the FD. Also add a LoE to explain that, you have noticed in GCMS notes case analyst expressed his concern about the pof hence you are providing these supporting documents.

There is no ideal maturity date, you are good as long as money can be accessed at any time. My FD has 6 months maturity period.
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Thanks @ishq74. This makes sense. However, once I submit the LOE, does it take too much time for them to see that on their systems? Also, is there a possibility that this will expedite my case (since they have not requested for any clarification from me on this so far)?
 
nishatmohamedfami said:
i am not able to get connected to an agent ...been trying for a week now....call gets dropped due to high volume....i am calling from India
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Same issue withme.
Call goes to automatic reply options
 
shishirkona said:
Try calling 10 minutes before 8 am Toronto time. You might have to call a few times but it worked for me.

ca
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You are trying on which number?
Is it possible for u to share that number?
 
gubgub said:
Thanks @ishq74. This makes sense. However, once I submit the LOE, does it take too much time for them to see that on their systems? Also, is there a possibility that this will expedite my case (since they have not requested for any clarification from me on this so far)?
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I have seen a person recently got PPR within 5 months after being in review required queue because he submitted extra documents to support his case. I can't say it will happen with you as well but no harm trying.
 
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ishq74 said:
I have seen a person recently got PPR within 5 months after being in review required queue because he submitted extra documents to support his case. I can't say it will happen with you as well but no harm trying.
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Thanks mate! This is helpful.
 
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