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Legally separated. I recommend you prepare an affidavit of separation on your own or take help from an attorney if required. Get it notarized once you have one. There is nothing like a template. Each person's situation is unique and you should best explain details of your marriage as well as...

I'll never be able to find out answer to the question, that I asked myself, as to whether just an affidavit of separation is enough. As things turned out, I ended up reluctantly filing for a divorce. I attached both the affidavit of separation (including request to exclude my spouse from future...

I'm not sure if you're still looking for an answer. Firstly, I recommend that you (and anyone else having similar questions) start a new thread with your query, that'll elicit some responses hopefully. Secondly, post it on on legalfalcon's thread addressed to him/her, who is really prompt and...

I started this thread, more inclined to find out if there was an option of going to Canada without getting legally separated or divorced (and without spouse's medicals or PCC). It's ironic that, there doesn't seem to be any option other start legal separation or divorce process! Dear @jes_ON...

Updating with legalfalcon's response (posted here and here) from his advice thread: legalfalcon: To answer your question, the first thing you have to remember is that you have to be in compliance with the laws of the country of your residence. The post you have mentioned pertains to the US. In...

Thanks for your response. I'm an Indian citizen now residing in India. But the marriage took place in the US. Planning to apply for divorce in India. So, no need of divorce finalized certificate?

Congrats and all the best for further process!

Continuing from my earlier post, how do I answer following questions: Has applicant, and if applicable, applicant's family members taken any trips outside their country of origin or of residence in the last ten years (or since their 18th birthday if this was less than ten years ago). Include...

@legalfalcon Tagged you in another thread that I created but couldn't catch your attention. Posting here, hoping for your response! I’ve received an ITA as married without accompanying spouse. We’re not separated or divorced. My spouse is neither interested in joining me to Canada nor...

Thanks for sharing your circumstances @jonnclk22. Hope there is lot to look forward for you on the other side especially with respect to Canadian immigration.

Good to know that. I noticed that you're divorce came through quickly. I believe you furnished your divorce certificate when it became available. Still wondering if the divorce certificate is mandatory? The timeline for getting such a document is hugely variable.

Thanks very much for your response @jonnclk22! I'm still curious though as to what you filled out for spouse's details in e-APR? Did you just fill out as many details as known and left others blank and uploaded notarized affidavit in lieu of spouse's medical and PCC?

Case: Spouse refuses to do medical and PCC @scylla Will an affidavit for excluding spouse work? @deepti@12345 How did you proceed?

Case: Separated not divorced, CIC asked for divorce certificate @orangeee Whether just filing of divorce was enough in your case? @jonnclk22 Did they accept proof of separation? Was it legal separation?

Case: Not legally separated @scylla please help @BreakingBad What do you mean by "Notarized separation document(mutual,)." Can I write an affidavit and get it notarized? @Mrs_Boss What did you end up doing?

@legalfalcon Grateful for your advice!

Continuing from my earlier post, how do I answer following questions: Has applicant, and if applicable, applicant's family members taken any trips outside their country of origin or of residence in the last ten years (or since their 18th birthday if this was less than ten years ago). Include...

I’ve received an ITA as married without accompanying spouse. We’re not separated or divorced. My spouse is neither interested in joining me to Canada nor responded about medicals or PCC. I’m not really thinking of getting separated or divorced at this point. But with respect to submitting...