For applicants preparing proof of funds for a Saskatchewan Immigrant Nominee Program (SINP) Expression of Interest (EOI):
- Group members gave conflicting answers on the required 'seasoning' period — one said funds need to be in your account for 30 days before submitting the EOI, another said 3 months before submitting documents to SINP.
- Because these accounts disagree, verify the current requirement directly on the SINP program page before relying on either timeframe, since fund-seasoning rules can vary between EOI submission and the later full application stage.
- As a safe default, aim to have your funds settled and stable at least 3 months out, since that satisfies the stricter of the two answers given and avoids any risk of your statements being seen as too recent.
This discrepancy is a good reminder that community answers can conflict — always cross-check fund and document requirements against the official Saskatchewan immigration website before submitting.