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I am trying to obtain a temp. work permit. I know that the Canadian gov´t. says that I need proof of funds of $10,000 to fulfill the requirements. I don´t have the funds but am going to be living with my fiance. If I have the money wired to my account, will it matter how long the funds show that they have been there? I will only be able to have it wired for the amount of time to get the permit approved. Do I even need the funds to be there if the job offer is there and it only a temporary?
[16-08-2005,16:58]
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Mary |
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(in reply to: Proof of Funds)
Ano-
Thanks for your quick response. Makes me feel a little more at ease! But...is there a web site that you read about this information? There are so many sites that have conflicting information in regards to this topic.
[16-08-2005,17:19]
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Mary |
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no conflicting information. there is a distinct difference between a work permit and skilled worker immigration. make sure you are looking in the right category.
[16-08-2005,18:12]
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sharon |
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Thanks for all the info. It was very helpful!
[17-08-2005,00:23]
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Mary |
proof of funds (in reply to: Proof of Funds)
In an orientation I´ve attended re immigration to Canada,the lecturer said that in proof of funds amounting to CAD10,000 could be in form of cash and/or property (e.g. real properties)... say, half could be cash and half could be properties
[25-09-2006,05:46]
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Allan Freno |
