NLPNP – Declaration of Personal Net Worth – Revised: January 2017 Page 1 of 1
Declaration of Personal Net Worth
A.
Exchange Rates – Please indicate all exchange rates used. Exchange rates are needed to convert your assets and
liabilities to Canadian
Dollars from whatever currenc
y they
are in currently. In the example below, on September 4th
,
$1 Canadian Dollar Exchange rate Date
Example: $1 Canadian = 40.20 Philippine Pesos Sept. 4, 2014
$1 Canadian =
$1 Canadian =
B. Assets – List all the assets in Canadian Dollars, such as bank accounts, investment funds, real estate or property,
owned by the Principal Applicant and all accompanying dependants. Do not include items such as jewelry, vehicles, and
other personal valuables – these will be noted in a separate table below. Attach extra pages if necessary.
Description of Assets Value in Canadian $
$
$
$
$
Total Assets:
$
C.
Liabilities – List all the liabilities (i.e. debts, loans, lines of credit, credit cards and other financial obligations) in Canadian Dollars, including mortgages, bank loans, auto loans, fees owing to lawyers or consultants, alimony, and
extra pages if necessary.
Description of Liabilities Value in Canadian $
$
$
$
$
Total Liabilities:
$
D. Net Worth – Calculated by subtracting your total liabilities (Table C above) from your total assets (Table B above). In
other words,
Net Worth = Total Assets – Total Liabilities.
Net Worth:
$
E. Personal Valuables – Please indicate the value (in Canadian Dollars) of all personal assets brought, or to be brought to
Canada by the
Principle Applicant and all accompanying dependant family members. This would include items such as
jewelry, vehicles and artwork.
Total Value of Personal Valuables:
$
Name of Principal Applicant (please print) Principal Applicant’s date of birth
Signature of Principal Applicant Date of signature