YamPower said:Please tell me you're joking. Oh my God. No.
I know. It hurts all the more because of that split-second of elation when I saw the 'New' message in MyCIC turning into utter disappointment when I saw the words 'Refusal'.
C'est la vie.
YamPower said:Please tell me you're joking. Oh my God. No.
YamPower said:This is devastating.
How can they do this at this stage?!? It's been 4 months. Did you see this coming at all? Any indication whatsoever that something wasn't right about it?
I am so sorry Asivad. What exactly did you provide as POF?
I didn't mention anything about debt either but my POF was about 30% more than the required amount.
Asivad Anac said:My funds in the bank were at least 25% more than the required amount. Where it could've tripped me is the absence of an LOE to explain that my dad gave me those funds (the officer acknowledges the signed self-declaration letter from my dad mentioning the gift so that's not the issue) on a particular day hence those funds were clearly not in my account for the last 6 months. That 'missing link' was in the LOE which should've dotted the i's and crossed the t's. I suspect it never transmitted properly (strongly suspect this) or wasn't up to the mark (remote possibility because it was a clean transaction).
The line about debts is a clear indicator that the officer looked at my bank statement which mentions a low average balance of 6 months and a high present balance. That has to be explained undoubtedly and somehow, in my case, the explanation was either missing or not good enough. Which is disheartening because I don't have clarity on what I should send along with the CSE - the same explanation or fresh documents from the bank. I will think this through over the weekend and update the forum after I send in the CSE.
YamPower said:So question, is it that you didn't provide any documentation of your father's funds? Were the funds actually in the account? What else might they have been expecting? I am really having trouble wrapping my head around this.
Asivad Anac said:I didn't provide my father's account statement, Yes. But that is not required because CIC doesn't question the source of funds for a gift. I'm certain that they refused my application because the officer did not find sufficient evidence in my application that these exact same funds increased my present balance considerably beyond the average balance. That is the missing link. I did not upload bank statements from my account either because I presumed that the LOE would suffice. That presumption probably ensured my rejection because the bank statement would've clearly shown the credit.
Well, hindsight is 20/20.
YamPower said:It sure is. If you didn't mention this I wouldn't realise that I have more work to do on the application. My job slips show a tertiary loan and I now realise that I need to upload a CSE showing the loan balance. Basically I'm going to work on providing updated proof of funds to explain EVERYTHING.
Can't take any chances with them, they could have asked for clarification from you. Wow, this is just too much.
vishalv said:Asivad,
Words cannot express my shock and grief on hearing your rejection. Dear friend, you are like this shining light in this forum sharing your immense knowledge in this forum. I mean people literally create new topics in this forum with your name in it, so much so that whenever I think of this forum, the first name to come to my mind is Asivad Anac. I was eagerly following your thread and posts and kept waiting for that expected news of PPR. If it's anyone who deserves PR, it's you. You have selflessly helped countless people in this forum.
My friend, I know how you feel now. I went through the same thing & it can be disheartening. Dont lose heart and try again. You have entered the pool again & hopefully you will get ITA soon. I'm definitely sure you will get again. We all are behind you mate.
I still think you should take a chance with CSE.
Kellakella said:I am currently IN Canada and applying through EE. However, I will be leaving Canada in two months. Should I put my mailing address to the one OUTSIDE of Canada? Or should I keep my address in Canada and have someone forward me the mail if needed?
Please help!
Asivad Anac said:Update your address closer to the time you physically move out of Canada. Keep your address up-to-date on your profile.
Kellakella said:Thanks for your quick response!
Can I just update my address on the EE website? I was checking on the CIC website and it says to change address outside of canada is through the local embassy. And also my file will be send to the local embassy as well? I am not sure if this is how it used to be done before EE came about.
