Company sponsorship

[thangavig]

Hello friends,

Thanks for your gratefulness..

In my case, I have an educational loan of 20lakh rupees ($39,000CAD apprx) and a bank balance of 7,30,000 rupees ($14,230CAD apprx) = $53,230CAD + $16,083CAD (already paid to college as 1st installment)
So, total funds available = $66,313CAD (tuition $53250CAD + living $16,063CAD)

I applied for the visa and it was rejected saying that

"You have not satisfied me that you have sufficient funds for living costs and tuition for your first year of studies, and return transportation without working in Canada because:

1. Your or your parent's income and assets are insufficient to support the studies
2. The supporting financial documents show large deposits inconsistent with your income. You have not provided documentary evidence regarding the origin of these funds."


Now, My questions are

1. Can I be sponsored by a company whose owner is my father's friend. Will the visa officer accept it?
2. I have forgotten to add a jewel loan issue copy as a documentary evidence. Now, If i include it, will it be acceptable. All the other deposits have been explained properly by the audited documents.
3. There are some minimum deposits in my personal bank account. Should I have to explain them too.


Please help me regarding my case.
Thank you so much...
Vignesh.

 

[Sheryar]

Hello friends,

Thanks for your gratefulness..

In my case, I have an educational loan of 20lakh rupees ($39,000CAD apprx) and a bank balance of 7,30,000 rupees ($14,230CAD apprx) = $53,230CAD + $16,083CAD (already paid to college as 1st installment)
So, total funds available = $66,313CAD (tuition $53250CAD + living $16,063CAD)

I applied for the visa and it was rejected saying that

"You have not satisfied me that you have sufficient funds for living costs and tuition for your first year of studies, and return transportation without working in Canada because:

1. Your or your parent's income and assets are insufficient to support the studies
2. The supporting financial documents show large deposits inconsistent with your income. You have not provided documentary evidence regarding the origin of these funds."


Now, My questions are

1. Can I be sponsored by a company whose owner is my father's friend. Will the visa officer accept it?
2. I have forgotten to add a jewel loan issue copy as a documentary evidence. Now, If i include it, will it be acceptable. All the other deposits have been explained properly by the audited documents.
3. There are some minimum deposits in my personal bank account. Should I have to explain them too.


Please help me regarding my case.
Thank you so much...
Vignesh.

was your bank statement for four months?

 

[Sheryar]

Hello friends,

Thanks for your gratefulness..

In my case, I have an educational loan of 20lakh rupees ($39,000CAD apprx) and a bank balance of 7,30,000 rupees ($14,230CAD apprx) = $53,230CAD + $16,083CAD (already paid to college as 1st installment)
So, total funds available = $66,313CAD (tuition $53250CAD + living $16,063CAD)

I applied for the visa and it was rejected saying that

"You have not satisfied me that you have sufficient funds for living costs and tuition for your first year of studies, and return transportation without working in Canada because:

1. Your or your parent's income and assets are insufficient to support the studies
2. The supporting financial documents show large deposits inconsistent with your income. You have not provided documentary evidence regarding the origin of these funds."


Now, My questions are

1. Can I be sponsored by a company whose owner is my father's friend. Will the visa officer accept it?
2. I have forgotten to add a jewel loan issue copy as a documentary evidence. Now, If i include it, will it be acceptable. All the other deposits have been explained properly by the audited documents.
3. There are some minimum deposits in my personal bank account. Should I have to explain them too.


Please help me regarding my case.
Thank you so much...
Vignesh.

and tell about ur course and university/college!