i got the case number for skill worker from canada . Now i need to send the documents to Buffalo , NY.
I am concern about bank statement. They said , we need to submit bank statement of about 3 months. Can we submit it from Nepalese bank.

i really need information about this from sajha users.
thanks

How long did it take for you to get the case number?

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i submitted the doc 7th april and got it on 22nd june. that is around 2 and half month.

Hmmm.... where are you located? I guess yo are in USA or Canada.. that's why you submitted the application to Buffalo, right?

You need to send bank transaction history for the last 3 months (or whatever period theya re asking for). Why do you want o submit bank statement from Nepal?

The bank transaction history is one piece of tool they use to double check what you have mentioned in the document checklist during your application... such as the job you mentioned or what you have been doing... the salary being  deposited to that account by your employer.. and so on......... but this is not the only determinant factor they use to verify what you said in your application, depending on your situation.

thanks for the input , 16 hajaar dollar bank ma 6 mahina kaha huncha ra sathi average manchey sanga. thats why i want to show it from nepal. By the way , i am located in New Jersey.

OK.. you are trying to meet that $16K for family of three... Well, Nepalese bank statement might work then.... you can also declare some properties from nepal in the economic form.. schedule 3. Try to show as much as possible.. while landing, you don't have to show all of that.... it does not matter how much you will be bringing at the time of landing.. you can simply tell the office (verbally) that you have brought about 15-16 K.... that's it.

thanks Ved555 for the suggestion. one more questions? how strictly they check these document. Is there any possibilities that they call our bank and previous employer .

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If the bank statements look authentic, why would they call those banks....? I don't think so... remember, if you have enough score points as the skilled worker federal class... then you shodl not be scared of anything. Your "skill" is already your resource.....