How to avoid showing income figures while sending sponsorship?
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Quote:If you want him to get the visa, then yes.
Originally posted by dubaicanadian
He will not qualify on his own financial situation....so does that mean that I have no choice than to send my tax papers?
The consulate needs to see proof of funds to be convinced that all travel and stay can be adequately covered.
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Quote:If you want him to get the visa, then yes.
Originally posted by pratickm
The consulate needs to see proof of funds to be convinced that all travel and stay can be adequately covered.
No, I don`t really want him to come but I cannot say No because of the relation!
Location: Western Hemisphere
Posted on: 25-05-10 12:32:09
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Originally posted by dubaicanadian
No, I don`t really want him to come but I cannot say No because of the relation!
Provide him the invitation letter to the best of what you are willing to provide. You have every right to ensure privacy if that's what you desire. What happens next is upto your relative and the consular officer. Considering you are not entirely excited about him coming, I don't see a need for you to agonize over this. Hope this helps.
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Dimple2001
It is a good idea not to show your relatives your income. They multiply that number by 50 Rupees and think you are a Crorepati. They dont realise the expenses over here.
A Masala dosa which costs 1 dollar in India costs 5 to 10 $ here.
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Quote:
Originally posted by dubaicanadian
Quote:If you want him to get the visa, then yes.
Originally posted by pratickm
The consulate needs to see proof of funds to be convinced that all travel and stay can be adequately covered.
No, I don`t really want him to come but I cannot say No because of the relation!
The question is - do you really care for the relationship? It seems you do not - and if that be the case - Very simple - tell him that if he tried to get a visa through sponsorship from you, it will CERTAINLY be denied due to some complications that you cannot explain.
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Chandresh
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It seems you do not want him to come visit you. You just want to be nice for saving your relationship. I fully support chandresh view that you should be straight forward & tell him the truth. It will save both your & your uncle time.
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Driller the thriller
I had send a mail to Delhi VFS asking the same question . This is the reply I rcd from them . Hope it helps a little .
Dear Applicant
Thanks for writing to us
You can forward the documents to Canadian High Commission on
delhi-im-enquiry AT international.gc.ca]
Thanks & Regards
Canada Helpdesk
From: Ashwani XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX
Sent: Tuesday, May 25, 2010 9:28 PM
To: Info on Canada Visa in India
Subject: Visa to Canada
I wish to invite one of my relatives but however I do not want to disclose my financial details on my invitation to him .
I did some info on your link below :
http://vfs-canada.co.in/images/TRV%20Checklist.pdf
However I could not find any info on whom i can send all necessary details in order to expedite the visa process .
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