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| Subject: Money in the bank question...Deportation |
Hi all:
Nice forum to begin with.
In a case where you´ve lived in Canada illegally for several years and have money in the bank and get deported. Would you be able to withdrawal your money prior to deportation?
Thanks in advance.
Thanks,
Bill
[09-07-2007,15:53]
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Bill |
(in reply to: Money in the bank question...Deportation)
I imagine so, after they collect the price of the plane ticket. Don´t imagine this person has paid taxes on that income??? that may prove interesting.
[09-07-2007,16:17]
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sharon |
(in reply to: Money in the bank question...Deportation)
Not necessarily. Depending on how everything happens.
[09-07-2007,16:24]
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Anonymous |
(in reply to: Money in the bank question...Deportation)
Also, depending on circumstances and reasons of "illegal status" and reasons for " deportation"
[09-07-2007,17:08]
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Sam |
Government CAN freeze the bank account. (in reply to: Money in the bank question...Deportation)
The Canadian Government has the legal power to freeze any private bank account in Canada, to pay fees owed by the account holder to the Federal Government, for various things such as unpaid Canadian taxes, or the cost of flying the deportee back to their country of origin.
Any remaining bank balance may be forwarded to the individual in their home country.
Jim B. Toronto.
[09-07-2007,21:27]
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