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- Thread starter Mahveesh
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if I just mention one transaction 14k .. don't you think it's suspicious.. but leaving a cash transaction without details is also suspicious.
that s actually not from my brother.. we are just building her account ..
now don't tell me you are the visa officer sorry..
Please help
Is this not a genuine wedding invitation?
1. When does your work permit expire?
2. Are you eligible for/have you applied for PR?
3. Just to be sure: You don't have a small child/baby and need your mom to babysit the child. Or at least you would not mention something like this in the invitation letter
it expires in 2020Is this not a genuine wedding invitation?
1. When does your work permit expire?
2. Are you eligible for/have you applied for PR?
3. Just to be sure: You don't have a small child/baby and need your mom to babysit the child. Or at least you would not mention something like this in the invitation letter
yes we are eligible for PR
No I have not mentioned anything about my son. I know wat u mean
Is this not a genuine wedding invitation?
No.. lol
I haven't seen my mom for 2 years now n badly want her in April..
No, I'm not a visa officer. Probably a good thing that I'm not the visa officer who will be evaluating your mom's application
Regarding the cash deposits/transactions:
The visa officer will question these transactions. It seems like there are only inward remittances, probably 4-5 transactions a month. So, it's not hard work to figure out the bank transactions.
1. Is your mom's visit urgent? Can she apply for a summer trip instead?
2. Applying for a summer visit would give her time to sort out the bank transactions. For example, have the rent credited as checks and not as cash.
3. If you intend to apply for PR, I would recommend you apply for a super visa instead. Your mom will have a better chance at a super visa approval
Thanks a lot..
Please advice about bank statements
should I mention
your not clear if I should mention details.. but it right it's easy to figure out what it is.. but she has her transactions as well.. spending the amount.. but inward are just 4 amounts
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wish you were my visa officer .. lol
yea it's urgent cz v are planning to move out of Canada before March..
Please advice about bank statements
should I mention
She has also spent that amount. it's not just inward transaction..No, I'm not a visa officer. Probably a good thing that I'm not the visa officer who will be evaluating your mom's application
Regarding the cash deposits/transactions:
The visa officer will question these transactions. It seems like there are only inward remittances, probably 4-5 transactions a month. So, it's not hard work to figure out the bank transactions.
1. Is your mom's visit urgent? Can she apply for a summer trip instead?
2. Applying for a summer visit would give her time to sort out the bank transactions. For example, have the rent credited as checks and not as cash.
3. If you intend to apply for PR, I would recommend you apply for a super visa instead. Your mom will have a better chance at a super visa approval
your not clear if I should mention details.. but it right it's easy to figure out what it is.. but she has her transactions as well.. spending the amount.. but inward are just 4 amounts
.
wish you were my visa officer .. lol
yea it's urgent cz v are planning to move out of Canada before March..
It's pretty obvious that she has not earned that money by any which means (rent, pension, gifted by your brother, etc). So, again, the visa office will realize that the money is not hers.Thanks a lot..
Please advice about bank statements
should I mention
She has also spent that amount. it's not just inward transaction..
your not clear if I should mention details.. but it right it's easy to figure out what it is.. but she has her transactions as well.. spending the amount.. but inward are just 4 amounts
Visa officers in some countries (like the Philippines, for example) take a sympathetic view of an applicant's financial situation, especially a parent. But, India's assessment criteria seems to be different for financial factors.
I recommend you explain the source of those cash deposits (no false statements, please) + your cover letter could state that you are gifting this trip to your mom (a touch of emotion but nothing OTT).
Now that's a plan! Do you have any evidence/a job offer, etc to prove you are leaving the country? Permanently?