Hi Guys,
I received NOI on 27oct. Have few queries as below, would really appreciate your answers:
1. Doubt regarding oinp filing on my own:
I heard from several sources that OINP is too strict about documentation and we should hire a professional for PNP process. I am very much interested in doing by myself and also do all research on my own but do not want to take much risk as well. Could you please suggest. Are there people who did OINP(not Express entry just talking about Ontario PNP) on their own and were successful to get nomination?
2. Doubt regarding POF :
I do have sufficient funds but they are not stable as such from last 6 months. I have 50% of my own (in trading accounts ) and remaining 50% taking from my father in law. First I thought to get transferred 100% in my father in law account and a gift Deed but as per few people it might look fishy due a single high amount transaction.
So then , i though to get transferred 50% from my father in law and 50% from my mother and planning to show two gift deeds along with my bank statements (which will just hold these transactions + salary credits and debit no thick old amount as such), and my gift givers statements to just show its our own money (not borrowed).
3. Should i write down LoE to explain my funds in case of gift deeds.
4. Can I add my PF as well in proof of funds on top of gift deeds it will be just an additional amount on the top with gift deeds i would be able to cover the minimum requirement. Just thinking to add PF to make the case stronger
Congratulations for the invitation.
1) Yes, this is true. Since April 2021 OINP has become strict enough and has retuned a lot of applications due to ineligibility, incompleteness etc. Also, one can entirely handle the case himself as long as he feels 100% confident, otherwise you might need assistance.
2) For OINP, last 3 months balance statement will be required. It doesn't mean that newly maintained funds won't be accepted. Even, you can get the entire amount gifted from your Father-in-law or Mother. Getting the same from two will work too.
3) Obviously
4) Yes, but keep in mind that in case of PF, only employee's share will be considered as withdrawable funds.
Hope this helps. For more queries/doubts, you can dm/ask. Good luck!
Hi Everyone,
I am a mainframe developer with NOC 2174 and CRS 463. I have received NOI on 27th October.
I have few questions regarding job reference letters. Kindly Help me -
1. Most of my employers are large Indian MNCs and are reluctant to provide me job reference letters in CIC format. Is it OK to share the official company letters and to accompany these, a signed letter from supervisors which will be in CIC format (Not in Company letterhead as only HR can do this) ? Does Ontario accepts these deviations and are their are chances of rejection due to this ?
2. These signed word documents in CIC format can not be attested as my managers are in the US. Will it still be OK if those documents are not attested ?
2. I am missing my payslips for first job and only have Bank statements to prove that I was getting paid. Will this suffice ?
Thanks in advance.
Congratulations you too.
1) Yes. You can. Use a stamp paper rather using plain paper.
2) That's fine. You can get it done from your Manager/Supervisor/Lead or Colleague.
3) Bank statements for salary credits will work too.
