Hello everyone, I have a question regarding the proof of funds. I live in a common law union with my Canadian citizen partner. In my application I added him as “non accompanying spouse” since he is already a citizen living in Canada. My question is, I don’t have all the money needed in my account to qualify for FSW (2 people = 16k CAD). Can I also use the money that is in my partners personal bank account as proof of funds? I have roughly 8k in my account and he has another 23k. Thank you.
Spouse not accompanying!!
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I am waiting but my hopes are now pretty low considering today's draw was open to all programs. I assume that if the next is PNP/CEC then score will be over 440 again, which doesnt help me. I believe I will have to apply without spouse for now as my current ITA expires a couple of days after the next round. My consultant said it shouldnt be a major issue.
Hows your application going so far?
It's good to know there are more people in the same situation and we can share our paths
What is your score now? I was in same situation like you but i missed last cec draw which was 445 and my score was 444. Now my spouse retook ielts again and we are able to reach 449.August 20th can be CEC but due to one month gap we never know whether score will stay below 450. Need to analyze data.
A lot of people are retaking IELTS like your wife did and boosting their scores, so in my opinion, and I hope I'm wrong because I want it to drop too, next draw is more likely to increase... I'd secure at least an ITA without spouse and then wait for the next CEC draw to see if scores drop like I'm doing now. It's better to have that than nothing...
CEC scores are going up. I just lost my last chance. I will have to do like you guys have done and apply without inland spouse.
Good luck to us all and keep us updated!
Good luck to us all and keep us updated!
Even I lost last chance man. I have 449 but I didnt get chance today. Without spouse my score is 464, not sure how to proceed with this.My spouse is in Canada.
It's what I said previously. Better have one ITA on hand than nothing. All of us in this tread have inland spouses and applied without them.
The reason is given after you receive the ITA. The reason you can mention is you to give as we dont know anything about your life. Just say the truth.
Well the primary applicant is not me but my brother, he doesn't have any particular reason as such but just to get high CRS, he will be giving the reason that his wife isn't willing to give up on her career as of now. Is that a valid reason? Does he needs any proves? can they ask for any further information which will require documentation.