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today i got request for RPRF fees and also they asked for POF. which should be around 14000 canadian dollar. i want to know if i can use the money in my wifes account to show POF . she is also co aaplicant in my application . i send my medicals in aug 2010.

thanks
 
dreamcanada said:
today i got request for RPRF fees and also they asked for POF. which should be around 14000 canadian dollar. i want to know if i can use the money in my wifes account to show POF . she is also co aaplicant in my application . i send my medicals in aug 2010.

thanks

Hi DreamCanada , congratulations !!

Yes You can use your Wifes a/c , FD s , Etc .. !! take a Print Out of the a/c Statement stamped by the Bank and submit it as a proof of fund .


Regards
Tanytush
 
The op06 states that the applicant has to show the POF. Applicant here refers to PA.

"14

Settlement funds

The applicant must clearly demonstrate that they have sufficient and available funds to meet the requirements or that they have arranged employment as defined in R82.

The funds must be:

 available and transferable;

 unencumbered by debts or other obligations.

The amount of funds are assessed according to the applicant‘s family size using 50% of Statistics Canada‘s most current Low Income Cut-off (LICO) for urban areas with populations of 500,000 or more. "

Now, some members argued that since your wife is joining you then you can do so. Also, one member claimed that they know someone who did this and already landed.

So it's up to you to decide.

Good luck.
 
dreamcanada said:
today i got request for RPRF fees and also they asked for POF. which should be around 14000 canadian dollar. i want to know if i can use the money in my wifes account to show POF . she is also co aaplicant in my application . i send my medicals in aug 2010.

thanks

yes, you can send latest bank statement of yours and your spouse both valid for POF.

OMM
 
Mezo2009 said:
The op06 states that the applicant has to show the POF. Applicant here refers to PA.

"14

Settlement funds

The applicant must clearly demonstrate that they have sufficient and available funds to meet the requirements or that they have arranged employment as defined in R82.

The funds must be:

 available and transferable;

 unencumbered by debts or other obligations.

The amount of funds are assessed according to the applicant‘s family size using 50% of Statistics Canada‘s most current Low Income Cut-off (LICO) for urban areas with populations of 500,000 or more. "

Now, some members argued that since your wife is joining you then you can do so. Also, one member claimed that they know someone who did this and already landed.

So it's up to you to decide.

Good luck.

Agreed with mezo this is bit tricky and has been discussed before in detail. POF should be from principal applicant in my opinion. Rest is upto you to decide................
 
Yes u can show all the money in ur spouse account . No problems at all.
 
dreamcanada said:
today i got request for RPRF fees and also they asked for POF. which should be around 14000 canadian dollar. i want to know if i can use the money in my wifes account to show POF . she is also co aaplicant in my application . i send my medicals in aug 2010.

thanks
You can use her bank statement only if she is going with you.
http://www.canadainternational.gc.ca/russia-russie/visas/funds-fonds.aspx

Supporting documents are:

* Bank account(s): a proof from a bank or a financial institution confirming that you have on deposit in your name the above-mentioned amount in Canadian funds or equivalent (we only accept bank statements confirming accounts held in Canada, in any other Western country or in a local branches of banks headquartered in a Western country (Citibank, Raiffeisen Bank, etc.). You must submit an original bank statement (not a photocopy) or a fax sent to you directly from the bank. The bank statement must be in English or French, on a bank letterhead and signed. It should contain the following information: account number, account holder's name, amount and currency. Please be advised that we cannot accept a bank statement issued more than 30 days before the submission of your current proof of funds.
* Real estate: evaluations of real estate made by a licensed agency. With the evaluation, enclose a notarized photocopy of the ownership certificate for your property. Please note that evaluations for real estate co-owned with third parties or with family members not accompanying you to Canada cannot be accepted as proof of settlement funds. A certified translation of the documents into English or French is required.
* Traveller´s Cheques can also be accepted as proof of settlement funds. Photocopies of traveller´s cheques are acceptable.
 
I am not absolutely sure about whether spouse bank account works as POF or not but it supposed to. Like for my case I did provide the major source of my POF as from selling land property which was on my spouse name. However, The savings and FD account statement and Account balance certificate I did show for POF also had half of the amount from my own source (salary) as PA. Hope this will give you some idea....
 
Yes. You can use your spouse's account for showing POF.

If you are confused with so many different opinions..then why dont you convert that account into a joint account.. its a simple process done in a few mins and then you dont have to worry..

Sapana
 
I recommend you check your VO checklist. Someone in this forum showed that for instance, the new Delhi accepts spouse POF.
 
I have some amount in joint account with my husband and husband's name FD (about 70%) of POF required. Is it OK to have it on husband's name. I am PA.
 
satnak said:
I have some amount in joint account with my husband and husband's name FD (about 70%) of POF required. Is it OK to have it on husband's name. I am PA.

If your husband is part of your application as an accompanying member, it is no problem. You can show this money as POF