Hi there,
I am currently working in Canada. I have received my ITA last week. I am in the process of collecting my documents.
I have got sufficient points (458) with my education back home + 2 years Canada diploma + 2 years past work experience + IELTS. I graduated from the Canada course in Dec 2018.
I have the required minimum amount required for a single person.
The question that I have a doubt right now is that for my proof of funds for the past 6 months, it has been steadily increasing due to my part-time monthly salary, started working from May. I have not mentioned in my application that I am working in Canada currently as I have not finished my 1 year Canada work experience - in order to get points for that. Do I still need to explain where the funds are coming from? Do I just submit my bank statement and bank letter without any explanation?
Any help will be appreciated? Anyone who got an ITA who's in Canada currently working and has not got points for their Canadian work experience - that could answer or been in a similar situation - would appreciate hearing your feedback.
I am currently working in Canada. I have received my ITA last week. I am in the process of collecting my documents.
I have got sufficient points (458) with my education back home + 2 years Canada diploma + 2 years past work experience + IELTS. I graduated from the Canada course in Dec 2018.
I have the required minimum amount required for a single person.
The question that I have a doubt right now is that for my proof of funds for the past 6 months, it has been steadily increasing due to my part-time monthly salary, started working from May. I have not mentioned in my application that I am working in Canada currently as I have not finished my 1 year Canada work experience - in order to get points for that. Do I still need to explain where the funds are coming from? Do I just submit my bank statement and bank letter without any explanation?
Any help will be appreciated? Anyone who got an ITA who's in Canada currently working and has not got points for their Canadian work experience - that could answer or been in a similar situation - would appreciate hearing your feedback.