Proof of funds

[SASIF]

My bank account does not have the required amount, but I have more than sufficient funds in form of saving certificates. I understand they are easily encahable and can be verified by the CIC. My question is should I encash them and to enrich my bank account or these govt. certificates will serve the purpose.

 

[pv]

your certifcates should solve the purpose, no need to encash them at this stage.

good luck

 

[rajnik1976]

PV is absolutely right, you don't need to encash them.

Best of luck.

 

[square111]

The topic:
http://www.canadavisa.com/canada-immigration-discussion-board/medical-accepted-request-for-rprf-and-passportsfor-visa-issuence-t21780.0.html
has the letter from a visa office which is ready to issue a visa and has asked for proof of funds, which reads:

This refers to your application for admission to Canada.

Please be informed that you application is ready for visa issuance. The medicals are valid till xx-xx-2010. You are requested to comply with below instructions.

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You are advised to print, write your file number [as stated in email's subject], insert date and completely fill in the enclosed form [PHEP] and submit with the following:

- Right of Permanent Resident Fee (RPRF) for yourself and spouse

- Proof of transferable funds, in your name, in the form of original updated Bank Statement [Transaction Report 3-6 months] equivalent to CAD$ 22,831 from your bank showing that you have sufficient liquid funds, unencumbered by any debts or obligations.

Note: Bank Certificates / Letters, Joint Bank Account Statements (where co-holder is other than your spouse) or Bank Statement if it is in the name of the Company/Business, Bank Drafts, Saving/Investment documents, Fixed Deposits and Property Evaluation certificates are not accepted as proof of funds.