Bank solvency of canada

• bank solvency of canada student visa application holder

Proof of funds sufficient to cover your tuition and living expenses for your first year of study in

Canada.

• You must provide a one year statement of transactions from personal bank account(s) (an original certified bank issued statement or a certified copy of passbooks), as well as fixed deposit certificates, savings certificates, PSP certificates or any other proof of savings.

• You must also demonstrate that sufficient funds

will be available to support yourself during the whole

duration of your program.

• Confirmation of any scholarship, grant, teaching or research assistantship including name of

the providing institution or organization, amount per

semester or year and duration

• If some or the totality of your funds are provided by a sponsor (either parents or third party) you must also include:

a. Notarized declaration of sponsorship. If you have more than one sponsor, a separate declaration must be provided for each sponsor. However, sponsors who are husband and wife can appear on the same declaration

b. Details of assets and income for each sponsor with supporting documents such as property documentation, land deeds, rent agreement, business license, business tax information, employment letter with salary information.

• You must also provide the income tax forms (tax assessments and tax paid receipts showing total income and amount of income tax paid) for the past two years.

• If your sponsor is not a resident in Bangladesh

  you must include:

  a. The relevant tax assessments from their country of residence. (example: Notice of Assessment from Revenue Canada for a sponsor residing in Canada.)

  b. A proof of the immigration status in the country of residence. (example: proof of citizenship or permanent residence)

• If someone other than yourself or your parents is providing funds you must include:

  a. Letter of explanation as to the reason why this person is assisting

  b. Number of persons living in this person's household

  c. Proof of this person's relationship to you; birth, marriage or school certificates, passport.

  d. Affidavits or self-declarations are not acceptable proof of relationship.

• Proof of employment for yourself, if applicable, and your parents (employer's full name, address, phone number, name of supervisor with his phone number, length of service and salary details).

  13. If you will be attending an educational institution in the province of Quebec you must provide a CAQ (certificat d'acceptation du Quebec) from the Government of Quebec.

• Your police clearance certificate and your birth certificate

• If you will be under 18 years of age at the date of your departure for Canada, you must provide a notarized guardianship agreement signed by both your parents (or legal guardian) and the person who will be your guardian in Canada

  16. If a consultant or a legal representative has provided you help to prepare your application or to gather the supporting documents, you should provide the details of this person (name, name of company, address and phone number). If the consultant or legal representative is located in Canada, provide his CSIC number.