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So we got notice from Canada Post that it was signed for today, may 29. BTW I don't see us on the spreadsheet, maybe my initial post got buried at the bottom of the page. (No worries, I don't have to be on there, but feel free to include us.) Thanks, Kev

Swiss applicant and child applying Family Class (Common-Law) through Paris office, just sent today from ON to AB via Xpresspost, if you want to add us to the spreadsheet.

Yeah lilizinha, I'm almost sure Fencesitter was being sarcastic...how is it easier to take something out of a plastic sleeve than to take away a paperclip?

That's more helpful rjessome. I was wondering *why* exactly this was being said in the first place. I think based on what e.g. BCgirl2012 said, I won't be removing the staples from the translations--it may slow them down a bit but at least they'll see they're legit first--but based on your...

Thanks for your input everyone. Glad I heard more than one opinion! :-) -K

In other words, you didn't fill out the form to be a representative, but basically had the same rights? (Like did you talk to them on the phone or have to do an interview?) Thanks again -K

Hi, I've recently been reading the forums. About to apply for PR for my partner. Before reading the forms, the only thing I had read anywhere about using staples in paperwork was in the latest checklist, which states that you are actually required to staple an envelope containing two...

Hi, I'm a Canadian citizen. I'd like to sponsor my common-law partner to become a PR. We're just about done putting together our application. Is there much benefit in me becoming her representative? Does that let me do anything I wouldn't already be able to do as her sponsor and partner...