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The Generic Application Form for Canada contains a question asking where we intend to live in Canada. We intend to stay with my parents in Ottawa for a month or two, until my education term begins, at which point we intend to move (indefinitely) to Vancouver. Should I enter Ottawa, since...

One of the questions on I, as the native Canadian citizen sponsoring my common-law partner, must fill out, is related to my intention to return to Canada. When we move to Canada, I intend to apply to several graduate programs to continue my education. Conveniently, one of the possibilities for...

Thanks! I'll try not to leave any blanks. Two more issues has just cropped up: My partner was born in what is now the Ukraine, but she was born there when it was still the Soviet Union, as were her parents. What should we enter under country of birth - Ukraine, or USSR? Also, we don't know...

She and I met in a philosophy class in 2009 on theoretical philosophy; the seminar topic was epistemological relativism. She was only allowed into the seminar on a technicality, as she was supposed to attend one on Kant. The first time we spoke was when I picked up and returned the belt she...

So I've encountered a problem with filling out the Sponsor Questionnaire while trying to sponsor my girlfriend. The questionnaire requires me to state the previous addresses and telephone numbers of all the places I've lived outside of Canada. Unfortunately, I've lived in 7 different...

Great, thanks for the swift replies! Sounds like things aren't as complicated as they appear at first glance. :)

So my common law partner is applying for permanent residency, and we're going through the motions of filling out the forums. However, some of the fields aren't entirely clear. For instance, in the "Generic Application Form for Canada", two things caused concern: 1. Field 7. asks us for a CSQ...

My girlfriend and I are finishing our studies next year, and we want to move to Canada, where I will be completing a Master's degree and she will hopefully be able to find work. I am a Canadian citizen, born and raised, and she is a German citizen, trained as a foreign language teacher. I've...