Hi all,
I think my doubt here is very simple. Let's see.
When I created my profile in EE, I have informed 20k in the funds available. Now I got the ITA, (Yesterday), and I am eligible for both programs FSWP and CEC.
Now my question is that, do I need to provide proof of means for that 20k or as I was also eligible for CEC can I only do a letter of explanation + letter of employment + bank statements prooving my monthly salary deposit?
Also, as I said, I've informed 20k when I created my EE profile, now that I was invited to apply, they created a Permanent Residency application that is a copy of the EE profile, which asks again about the funds I would bring. (Though I am here already and working as Software Engineer)
So, can I decrease the value in the Permanent Residency application as I was eligible for CEC?
What is driving me crazy is that I know for CEC program you don't need to provide proof of means, but in my profile, it says I am eligible for both and as I informed 20k in the first place, I am afraid it will bump into some issue.
Federal Skilled Worker - Met
Canadian Experience Class - Met
It's been 2 years and a half that I work/live in Canada.
I think my doubt here is very simple. Let's see.
When I created my profile in EE, I have informed 20k in the funds available. Now I got the ITA, (Yesterday), and I am eligible for both programs FSWP and CEC.
Now my question is that, do I need to provide proof of means for that 20k or as I was also eligible for CEC can I only do a letter of explanation + letter of employment + bank statements prooving my monthly salary deposit?
Also, as I said, I've informed 20k when I created my EE profile, now that I was invited to apply, they created a Permanent Residency application that is a copy of the EE profile, which asks again about the funds I would bring. (Though I am here already and working as Software Engineer)
So, can I decrease the value in the Permanent Residency application as I was eligible for CEC?
What is driving me crazy is that I know for CEC program you don't need to provide proof of means, but in my profile, it says I am eligible for both and as I informed 20k in the first place, I am afraid it will bump into some issue.
Federal Skilled Worker - Met
Canadian Experience Class - Met
It's been 2 years and a half that I work/live in Canada.