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Fabguen:
Don't fret please. Gift deeds are normal and legal and by itself explains the source (i.e large funds are gifts from your cousins to assist your immigration dreams).

You don't need to show a 6-month "curing" period for gift deeds. It can even be on the day you submit.

Thanks, very much appreciated

abnot:
Is there any law that says money must be in account for six months ? Not seen that before

Yea... I heard so.

GeologistMajor:
I think the officer in charge will still wanna know the sources of that bulky transactions into your account. I stand to be corrected.

Oh!!! I didn’t think of that

Hi Guys please I have a question, sorry in advance for the long write up and any inputs will be appreciated.

I got nominated by NS and my current ee point is 1055, my profile expires at the end of Feb, I’d lose 5 points in December(birthday).

When I submitted my documents to NS for the nomination I used 2 gift deeds from my cousins in the US which made up the bulk sum of the money along with a letter of explanation that I’m studying abroad now as such my family foots my bills and I was still able to get the nomination.
Considering my current EE point I’m certain I’d receive an ITA next draw but I’m thinking maybe I should keep rejecting the ITA till the money hits 6 months in my account( 2 months left). The reason for this is; I don’t want to apply for PR using the gift deeds or writing a letter of explanation. Do you think this is a good plan or will it lead to issues?