Thanks. Unfortunately I don't have a savings/checking account, and this investment account is liquid. the letter from the institution states so and that it can be withdrawn at any time. But do you suggest I do a gift deed instead? My sister is willing to give me the money for the gift. WIll it create further complications if I suddenly present another POF?
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Sorry I won't be able to provide further input. But the bottom line is as long as you can convince IRCC that the fund is 1. liquid enough, 2. sufficient for a single applicant to settle, 3. the 6-month average is above the threshold, 4. the financial institution issues the document under its official letterhead, and 5. you state you do not have outstanding debt or loan.
By any chance, did you save a copy of the job description when you applied for that job? or if the same title job is still posted on your employer's website, you can save a copy of it (w/ URL) and use that to detail all the responsibilities and duties.
Per IRCC Completeness Check Manual (Applications for permanent residence programs subject to the Express Entry completeness check - Canada.ca ),
I imagine your immediate supervisor (if he/she is willing to do so) could sign off a letter to detail your duties and responsibilities, and IRCC could take it per the manual.
As you can see from the manual, the document requires both the official letter head and someone who they defined has the authority to sign off. This is not an "either or" situation. I think, if IRCC is 100% following the manual - which they should be, you will need to make sure the document satisfies this.
Just get them the proof of funds as requested on official letter head of the finance house. State your source of funds (same as you have done here). Provide proof of earnings showing how you gathered the funds, and when you started the investment and how it's grown over the past year. The money has been sitting in that investment for over a year, so that works in your favour.
Don't do this. Stick with the PoF you already provided. I don't see any reason for you to be anxious since you have proof of how you gathered the money to put into an investment account.
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is it risky to go back after 2 yoe in canada, I can get 3 yoe in canada under PGWP. Currently holding a bachelor degree from a canadian university (no post grad)
I hold pgwp and soon will have 2 yoe in Canada for noc 21230, under current system its better to have 2yoe in canada + 1yoe abroad rather than 3 yoe in canada (maxing PGWP). The system will give you an extra 30 points plus also a bit of a leeway for me to try stuff back home. But given numerous public policies, its probably better to stay.
I hold pgwp and soon will have 2 yoe in Canada for noc 21230, under current system its better to have 2yoe in canada + 1yoe abroad rather than 3 yoe in canada (maxing PGWP). The system will give you an extra 30 points plus also a bit of a leeway for me to try stuff back home. But given numerous public policies, its probably better to stay.
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