Query regarding Sponsorship

[Rasasvada]

I got offer letter from a canadian university with partial funding. My inquiries as follows:

1. My mother-in-law (around 60yrs age) would be my sponsor. But she has visitor visa for canada and when i will apply for my study visa, she could be staying in canada at that time. She showed the same fund for her visa also.Will it create any trouble for my SP and also my spouse's OWP? Without her sponsorship , we will cover around 80% of our total cost with our money.

2. I want to show some liquid money along with FDRs, does the liquid money need to have minimum 4months maturity? I want to show the money as a gift from my father who will not be my sponsor or savings from my salaries.

Any kind of suggestions regarding these will be highly appreciated.

 

[Naturgrl]

I got offer letter from a canadian university with partial funding. My inquiries as follows:

1. My mother-in-law (around 60yrs age) would be my sponsor. But she has visitor visa for canada and when i will apply for my study visa, she could be staying in canada at that time. She showed the same fund for her visa also.Will it create any trouble for my SP and also my spouse's OWP? Without her sponsorship , we will cover around 80% of our total cost with our money.

2. I want to show some liquid money along with FDRs, does the liquid money need to have minimum 4months maturity? I want to show the money as a gift from my father who will not be my sponsor or savings from my salaries.

Any kind of suggestions regarding these will be highly appreciated.

There is no such thing a sponsorship for a study permit.
1. How old are you? Her funds may or may not be considered. Given you are married and have to use your mother-in-laws funds, IRCC may believe that you can’t afford to fund your own studies. if she is in Canada, that will weaken ties to home country. Don’t include her funds if you don’t have to.
2. Yes fund must be liquid with 4 months of statements.

Is this a Masters program at a public university?

 

[Rasasvada]

I am 29 years old.

If my father gifts me money, will it require 4 months duration?

I have two FDRs. That will cover my 50%. I had some liquid money in my bank account for around 6 months. For some reasons i had to draw them but i can put those back now. I have gold jeweleries. Can i show those money and gold jeweleries to cover the rest 50%?

 

[Naturgrl]

I am 29 years old.

If my father gifts me money, will it require 4 months duration?

I have two FDRs. That will cover my 50%. I had some liquid money in my bank account for around 6 months. For some reasons i had to draw them but i can put those back now. I have gold jeweleries. Can i show those money and gold jeweleries to cover the rest 50%?

https://www.canada.ca/en/immigratio.../study-canada/study-permit/get-documents.html

Attached are the guidelines. If your father is gifting you the money, the do a gift deed. Gold isn’t considered liquid funds unless you sell it and put it in the bank.

How much in funds do you have?

 

[Rasasvada]

The cost of study showing around 35k cad for myself and for spouse will add 10k cad. Total 45k cad.
I have two FDRs = 19.3kcad
Spouse has a FDR= 10.3k cad
Professor will provide 10k cad for initial 8 months
Father can gift me around 7.4k cad
I have money 4.4k cad
Total - 41.4k cad without Professor fund.
If father gives money as a gift, shall i need to submit my father's tax document also?

My mother-in-law has a FDR of 41.5k cad.

Please give me suggestion regarding this. I will highly appreciate your kind suggestions.

 

[Naturgrl]

The cost of study showing around 35k cad for myself and for spouse will add 10k cad. Total 45k cad.
I have two FDRs = 19.3kcad
Spouse has a FDR= 10.3k cad
Professor will provide 10k cad for initial 8 months
Father can gift me around 7.4k cad
I have money 4.4k cad
Total - 41.4k cad without Professor fund.
If father gives money as a gift, shall i need to submit my father's tax document also?

My mother-in-law has a FDR of 41.5k cad.

Please give me suggestion regarding this. I will highly appreciate your kind suggestions.

So it is a one year program. Have you paid tuition? If not do so. Is professor or university paying the $10k…have documentation/proof.

You and your spouse must show a minium of $13-14k for living expenses after paying tuition. If your father is gifting you the money, then do a gift deed. Or show his funds with personal bank accounts, tax documents etc.

A work permit for your wife is not guaranteed, just so you are aware of that.

 

[Rasasvada]

Sorry for misunderstanding. It was my bad. Let me clarify the whole thing
1.It is a two year Masc Program. And the University has shown in a document that, total cost of year one is 35000k cad (tuition fee+ living expenses) for only student.

Now, can you please give me an insight about how much fund I need to show?
Thanks a lot for your time

 

[Naturgrl]

Sorry for misunderstanding. It was my bad. Let me clarify the whole thing
1.It is a two year Masc Program. And the University has shown in a document that, total cost of year one is 35000k cad (tuition fee+ living expenses) for only student.

Now, can you please give me an insight about how much fund I need to show?
Thanks a lot for your time

So your total program is $70k tuition plus living expenses. Total between $90-100k. How will you cover the second year of studies? After paying first year tuition, how much do you have of your own funds? How much would you have to be gifted from family members. The issue is affording the second year. Do you have a guaranteed TA position?

You can’t say your spouse will work because her SOWP isn’t guaranteed but she has a good chance since you are taking a Masters.

 

[Rasasvada]

The professor has offered me a GRA position and confirmed me via mail. He will provide me minimum 10k cad for the first 8 months.

 

[Naturgrl]

The professor has offered me a GRA position and confirmed me via mail. He will provide me minimum 10k cad for the first 8 months.

Provide the documentation. When does the program start? If Fall, you will want to submit very soon. Doing a Masters and showing career progression in your home country is very important given tuition costs alone are $70k. You want to really highlight the return on investment.

 

[Rasasvada]

Thank you so much.