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hmmmm. it could very easily be consolidated into 1, rather than 2 separate questions. has anyone done it this way?

Hello, On this form, there is a specific question (#9) that asks to describe the development of the relationship after 1st contact but then at the end of the form it says to include a separate sheet to prove the relationship is genuine & continuing. Aren't these kinda the same thing???

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thanks for the help everyone. i guess it would be safe for the commissioner of oaths to sign both the translated document as well as the affidavit. again, the person doing the translation is a friend of my wife's who is in canada at the moment on a visitor's visa. in the affidavit, it says he's...

i find this post extremely helpful. the only thing is, does any other information need to be added? does the commissioner of oaths have to sign this affidavit also? because it doesn't mention anything about that in the guide. it simply says in the guide that an affidavit must be provided by the...

ok great, thanks everyone! the guide says you can use a commissioner of oaths, and i have 1 handy in the office, so i think i'm going to go that route.

i'm from canada. my wife is from indonesia. can someone please tell me what the heck an affidavit should look like!!! lol should it be on a separate paper? or written directly on the translated word document? and what should be written?

my plan is this, which i understand is completely within CIC's guidelines. my wife's friend can translate the document. he's not a certified translator, he's just someone who speaks the language. he will sign an affidavit (which i have no clue what it should look like!). in my office, there is...

i'm very confused about what the translator (who will be a friend of my wife's) will write! can someone provide some specific instructions?

So the person translating writes the affidavit themselves? Can someone send me a link to an appropriate affidavit format or example?

sent in all the documentation in french along with proof that the salary was fair. we'll see what happens. the facilitated process doesn't seem so facilitated to be honest.

Hello, In the instructions for Indonesia, it says my wife must include 5 recent photos for each family member and herself. Now, since I'm only sponsoring her, does that mean that only she would need to include those 5 pictures? Or would she still have to include pictures for her family members...

On the document checklist (as well as the country specific instructions), it mentions that my wife will need to: "Provide birth certificates, baptismal certificates or other official document confirming relationship (including all pages of Household Registries, if applicable) for you and each...

Well I was born in Canada, so I guess I'll just include my birth certificate.

Just to make sure, on the document checklist, it says that the sponsor must provide a photocopy of EITHER your PR card, Canadian citizenship card, Canadian birth certificate or Canadian passport. I am assuming that I only need to include ONE of these pieces of identification, correct?

Excellent. Just the kind of answers I was looking for. Love this forum. Thanks!

Ok so just 1 page each month. That's what I'm thinking and maybe just include an explanation.

anyone have an answer to my question? thanks!

yes, well i'm not looking for any grey area. i'd like to know if it is absolutely doable. her TRV will only expire in 2013, so i guess she has until that expiry to be able to without a doubt be able to get this done at the border.