An SOWP application was refused based on insufficient funds in january 2024. So, the applicant increased the funds and reapplied three weeks after rejection due to fear of new IRCC rule banning spouses from getting work permit and was stated in the letter of explanation why she had to reapply quickly again. Then GCMS note came out 2 weeks after resubmission and read thus
Application reviewed. Applicant has applied for an open work permit and intends to join their spouse in Canada, with their three accompanying minor children. From the review of their provided banks statements, I note periodic low funds and fluctuations in the account by the presence of lump- sum deposits not accounted for which does not satisfy me that the applicant will have access to the funds provided in support of the application, as the bank account demonstrates volatile balances and inconsistent income. Although applicant states accumulation of funds are from their joint savings with spouse and employment earnings, there is insufficient detailed information and documentation to clearly established the provenance of the funds presented.
Considering applicant's declared employment as a joint-proprietor for their family business “REDACTED ’registered on 2011/05/20, their financial information is not supported with an employment contract that includes salary composition, payslips or evidence of income tax paid to support the account balances on file. Limited information pertaining to the business operations and income earnings. Given applicant's banking transaction history, there is insufficient information provided to show the business financial establishment and financial viability to produce consistent inflow of stable funds. Therefore, I am not satisfied funds are sufficient to support both spouse, applicant and their three children during their stay in Canada. Application refused as per R200(1)(b).
Please what do you suggest she does in terms of raising a webform… Do you think raising a webform addressing above issues will be considered?
Application reviewed. Applicant has applied for an open work permit and intends to join their spouse in Canada, with their three accompanying minor children. From the review of their provided banks statements, I note periodic low funds and fluctuations in the account by the presence of lump- sum deposits not accounted for which does not satisfy me that the applicant will have access to the funds provided in support of the application, as the bank account demonstrates volatile balances and inconsistent income. Although applicant states accumulation of funds are from their joint savings with spouse and employment earnings, there is insufficient detailed information and documentation to clearly established the provenance of the funds presented.
Considering applicant's declared employment as a joint-proprietor for their family business “REDACTED ’registered on 2011/05/20, their financial information is not supported with an employment contract that includes salary composition, payslips or evidence of income tax paid to support the account balances on file. Limited information pertaining to the business operations and income earnings. Given applicant's banking transaction history, there is insufficient information provided to show the business financial establishment and financial viability to produce consistent inflow of stable funds. Therefore, I am not satisfied funds are sufficient to support both spouse, applicant and their three children during their stay in Canada. Application refused as per R200(1)(b).
Please what do you suggest she does in terms of raising a webform… Do you think raising a webform addressing above issues will be considered?
