AOR in February 2016 EE Connect Here
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Hi there, may I ask why your first application was rejected? Hopefully it'll help gauge on where your second application is at.SMAJ9999 said:
It was rejected due to lack of sufficient funds, I made the careless error of assuming because I had an income of above 50k it counted towards my disposable funds. It only cost me having to leave Canada and quit my job to stay in my home country till the process is completeBluericochet said:
Just a little hiccup lol but for this application I showed the sufficient amount in all bank statements (11-12k for 4 months before applying)
The RPRF letter (July 7th) read that my application was found eligible but background,medical, and criminality were ongoing. I am hoping this means they already have done the financial checks and employment checks . I hope they wouldn't ask for an RPRF that late in the process just to reject my application but anything is possible.
SMAJ9999 said:It was rejected due to lack of sufficient funds, I made the careless error of assuming because I had an income of above 50k it counted towards my disposable funds. It only cost me having to leave Canada and quit my job to stay in my home country till the process is complete
Just a little hiccup lol but for this application I showed the sufficient amount in all bank statements (11-12k for 4 months before applying)
The RPRF letter (July 7th) read that my application was found eligible but background,medical, and criminality were ongoing. I am hoping this means they already have done the financial checks and employment checks . I hope they wouldn't ask for an RPRF that late in the process just to reject my application but anything is possible.
what category are you? fsw applicant??
SMAJ9999 said:
okay now im worried 5 months before they refuse you for funds.
with cec do you know if you need to meet requirements for funding?? im a cec applicant myself..
I maybe mistaken, so anyone who knows better please correct me, but from my understanding you must show the minimum funds for every category now UNLESS you have LMIA.. That is where I erred on my last application: I did not have LMIA but I had a steady income that equated to more than above their minimum requirement, and I thought it would suffice. Either way if you do not have LMIA I recommend raising a CSE and give them bank statements showing that you have the minimum funding requirements before a decision is reached.maria_bernadette said:
If you are invited under CEC (please double check your ITA letter, people simultaneously qualify FSW and CEC may get ITA under FSW) should have no worries for proof of funds. http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/immigrate/skilled/funds.asp
Unless you are currently authorized to work in Canada and have a valid job offer from an employer in Canada, or you have been invited to apply under the Canadian Experience Class, you must show that you have enough money to support yourself and your family after you get to Canada.
Unless you are currently authorized to work in Canada and have a valid job offer from an employer in Canada, or you have been invited to apply under the Canadian Experience Class, you must show that you have enough money to support yourself and your family after you get to Canada.
maria_bernadette said:
im a cec inland with lmia and job offer.. i have only placed 3,000 cad on my application..ImmiToCanada said:
That's true. CEC applicants don't need to show proof of funds. I didn't. Literally put 0 for funds available, and my GCMS notes show that I cleared all requirements (for EE and CEC).
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