I understand what you mentioned....But in my case it an arranged marriage and wee stayed together only for 3 weeks after which I came back to Canada. Hence apprehensive to show genuineness.
If it's an arranged marriage, make sure your photos cover all of the relevant parts of the cultural/ceremonial parts with participation of family members etc at appropriate parts.
Hi Armoured,
What does putting them in a collage do? It sounds like you have the pictures you need and trying to outsmart or bend the definition of IRCC's 20 picture rule doesn't seem worth it. Personally I'm inclined to follow their instructions as written and provide 20 individual pictures. They can look at your relationship history from your forms too and overloading them with pictures in a collage isn't going to erase the fact that you have a compressed relationship history. Pick pictures that show the things you listed above, pick a couple from each event and label them well and trust that when ircc says 20 photos they mean 20 photos. Think of it this way - 2-3 pictures showing an event accomplishes the same as a collage of 20 pictures of an event and you don't run the risk of annoying an ircc officer because you didn't follow the rules.
Some 400 people attended my wedding but not all of them took pictures with us and those who took it they all didn’t take it together so how are we gonna show that it was actually attended by 300 people
The more important question is why you think you need to prove it was attended by 300 people?
We gonna submit it online when we checked the dates on the pictures they were not the same as when they were taken cause we downloaded them back from our laptop is that a problem?plus we lost our chat history for the beginning three months
You're overthinking. Or perhaps underthinking.
