If an individual has enough liquid funds in the current account and has a liabilit such as a car loan.
Will they consider the car loan? and deduct the amount? Because what I did is I did a valuation on my car and sent that to CIC stating that i will sell the car once the PR is issued and settle the loan?
I hope this will satisfy the Immigration officer, since i can't sell the car before i get the PR, what happens if i get rejected i'll be without my car and will have to go and buy a new one.
Seniors whay do you think?
Plus i have a credit card liability, but i can easily pay that off without effecting the required funds, plus have so many household items that i can sell to raise funds to settle the credit card liability.
I'm just a little curious how they will treat the car loan? Since it is an asset which can be sold to settle the liability and it is a very small loan of 10,000 CND.
Will they consider the car loan? and deduct the amount? Because what I did is I did a valuation on my car and sent that to CIC stating that i will sell the car once the PR is issued and settle the loan?
I hope this will satisfy the Immigration officer, since i can't sell the car before i get the PR, what happens if i get rejected i'll be without my car and will have to go and buy a new one.
Seniors whay do you think?
Plus i have a credit card liability, but i can easily pay that off without effecting the required funds, plus have so many household items that i can sell to raise funds to settle the credit card liability.
I'm just a little curious how they will treat the car loan? Since it is an asset which can be sold to settle the liability and it is a very small loan of 10,000 CND.