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1. You can still use it with an NOC from your wife. But I would recommend not to use it but to transfer the amount to your account and then get an NOC from your wife with the cheque copy signed by both of you. Explain this in LoE. 2. No, Statement for that account is not required 3. if those are...

you can ask this question to Saudi VFS. I think they'll also send to VFS Abu Dhabi and eventually to Embassy. Its better to send to Abu Dhabi Via VFS rather through Aramex.

Just explain the above to them and submit your old bank statements showing enough balance if possible. In Addition, an LOE signed by your Dad would be helpful that he has sponsored part of your education.

Where did you send your POF details and LOE after submission ? I mean which email id. I dont think there will be an issue. Just ask them to acknowledge the receipt of your email for the mistake you did.

Hi Tarun 1. I would suggest to get it transferred to your account/under your name now. If ITA is issued before June, you can submit a gift Deed. If after June, nothing would be required. 2. you can show the funds as POF in the Accompanying Spouse account. Just a simple NOC would be required...

If you've acheived the minimum required within last 2 months then Its fine I believe. In any case, no harm in explaining in the LoE. No need for a separate LoE for POF, you can include one small para under the Heading POF within the LOE you are submitting for other areas.

If the increase is gradual and out of your income (for eg salary) and no big deposits then Its fine. No explanation required. If there is a big deposit than you need to explain the source and provide proof where applicable.

You'll have to show the POF at the time of landing in Canada. I wont recommend withdrawing a major amount .

Good.. If your case is strong enough with no ambiguity then you can expect the Ready for Visa email within 2 months. I got mine in 1.5 months. but now obviously they will start work after 1st week of Jan. All the best !

Whether they Can? Yes Whether They will ? Depends on case to case. In any case, you'll have to show the funds that you declare in your POF when you land in Canada

1) I think AOR will be automatically issued so holidays won't matter 2) No 3) You should receive it within 24 hours.

How did you transfer the money ? if its a bank to bank transfer, you can show that both bank accounts belong to you by Account title.

If you are sure you have 470/480 mark. you should get the ITA in the very next draw because last many draws are below the mark of 460.

Which market are you talking about ? you should keep a safe margin for the exchange fluctuations. CIC will take your balance in local currency from the bank statement and convert it to CAD using globally accepted rate. You cannot show the POF in cash so exchange rate in the black market is...

Yes, any big credited within last six months must be supported with a proof. a credited older than six months doesn't matter at all as you are only providing six months bank statement

You have to disclose all your liabilities so you need to declare all the 3 banks

if average balance is lower but you can put in the shortfall as a one-off credit and prove the source via gift deed etc then POF requirements are met Normally most banks doesn't give average balance. Bank statements would suffice

I think a proper gift deed would be sufficient. no need to manipulate the source.

If the amount is written in the divorce papers and you can prove the money trail by way of cheque number/online transfer (money trail is my recommendation but leave it if not possible) than I think no need for a separate declaration/Deed. Just attach the divorce papers and explain the situation...

If the car is under your name you can easily go for option B. you will just need to attach the sale deed and explain this situation in LoE. if you can also prove the money trail by metnioning the cheque number / bank transfer number in the sale deed that's better. I assume your other half...