What if I couldn't prepare enough of my proof of funds when I land to Canada from a different country?
Do you think they will reject my status(Copr) and have me start allll over again from the express entry pool or would they gently send me back to a country where I came and let me prepare my proof of funds again and come back?
I need to fly on Monday morning and the bank doesn't open before I leave so I printed my bank statement using online banking.
Although it's a Korean currency, I am able to prove the total amount of money required and etc (bank info, account no. current balance..). However, I couldn't get the balance of 6months so I decided to print all the history of my account for 6 months.
It's like 7pages.. but it's ok as long as it works. Do you think that would work?
Also, my father gave me $10000 3 months ago so I can meet the requirement. Do you think the officer would be suspicious about that?
If an officer thinks it is not enough, I should rather cancel the airplane and visit my bank.
In short, I have proof of funds but I don't have a balance of 6 months. (I bring the history of 6 months)
and in the account history, $10000 suddenly appear in May because my father gave it to me.
I don't want to be rejected by a simple mistake. I would appreciate if you guys give me any ideas or suggestions. Thank you!
Do you think they will reject my status(Copr) and have me start allll over again from the express entry pool or would they gently send me back to a country where I came and let me prepare my proof of funds again and come back?
I need to fly on Monday morning and the bank doesn't open before I leave so I printed my bank statement using online banking.
Although it's a Korean currency, I am able to prove the total amount of money required and etc (bank info, account no. current balance..). However, I couldn't get the balance of 6months so I decided to print all the history of my account for 6 months.
It's like 7pages.. but it's ok as long as it works. Do you think that would work?
Also, my father gave me $10000 3 months ago so I can meet the requirement. Do you think the officer would be suspicious about that?
If an officer thinks it is not enough, I should rather cancel the airplane and visit my bank.
In short, I have proof of funds but I don't have a balance of 6 months. (I bring the history of 6 months)
and in the account history, $10000 suddenly appear in May because my father gave it to me.
I don't want to be rejected by a simple mistake. I would appreciate if you guys give me any ideas or suggestions. Thank you!
