Originally Posted by
tomanilk
I'm in my 40s and hasn't work for 10 years, Canadian citizen, own my condo, car. I travel a lot, to US, abroad. No criminal record, clean as a whistle, not even a driving ticket. What are my chances of being denied? Any idea if they'll give me a difficult time during interview process? Currently, I do have a sizable (200K) cash bank account. I do not work in the USA and do not plan on doing so. I go there a lot for shopping and transit to other countries. Cuts down time is the main reason. Hope to get some answers. I'm worried if I apply and gets denied, it'll be even of a lengthier questioning each time I go over. Thanks
p.s. I do realize it says the following on the form, just unsure how much truth to it: -
Lack of employment will not disqualify you from being a member, if you are otherwise admissible to the U.S. and Canada and meet all other requirements.
Condo in Canada, big bank accounts in the states as well as a house in the states..will it further complicate matters if I disclose them??
The concern here would be suspicion of money laundering and proving the origin of funds. I am sure that if you have that, you will be fine.