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Yes, I'm aware of that. unfortunately. I just figured that, if I have my application ready to go, I might as well send it.

Don't really know if a lot of people are sending applications right now due to the current situations and delays, but, in case you did (or will) send your application this month, let us know. I sent mine on the 7th of July, the mailing company told me it would take around 10 days to get there...

do I check the box next to medical examination? im not sending anything as I haven't done it (as instructed). If I don't check will they presume I skipped the question ?

I was some time in a hotel and some time in a rented room.

I asked this before but I think I was not clear enough. I stayed in another country (inside European Union) for around 4 months total while regularly coming back home, I was there as part of a Erasmus study program. Time periods were: going for 76 days; coming home; more 21 days; coming home...

Last year I lived for 5 months in another country as an Exchange Student, however my legal address never changed. My stay was less than 6 months so I didn't have a formal address in that country. If in my address history I put this 5 months in another place it will not mach with my documents...

We are not married yet. But we have been together for 7+ years so we have plenty of photographic evidence. My troubles were choosing what photos to send, but I'm going to add some more with family/friends!

Thank you for the advice, maybe I'll chance some of them to include more with the family/friends.

10 photos of the couple 10 photos of the couple with friends/family Is this a good ratio? Should we have more photos of just ourselves?

Guidelines ask for no staples/folders/binders. Forms and documents should be arranged following the order on the check list. The checklist itself is a table of contents. Photos can be secured with a rubber band. Some people use paper clips to attach documents to their respective forms but that...

She finished high school in Canada and moved here. I understand the need for proof, it makes no sense to give PRs if there's no intention of moving. We are young, no kids, ready do start our adult life, we want to build a family in Canada. We will try to do it outland with what we have. If it...

She has family both here and in Canada. She has nothing keeping her here, besides me. She came to study and now she's done, so she wants to go back. Only thing she has here is a car that she will sell. Securing a job or place to live is almost impossible if you don't know when you are going. It...

My partner(sponsor) is Canadian and we are both living in Europe, she has double nationality. We both just finished university here and she want to move back to Canada and take me with. We have been living together for 3+ years. We are not working yet as she wants to start her professional life...

We are applying under Family Class as common-law. As for (b) we have no dependents but Checklist states "If you are not working in Canada, provide other documentation showing you can support the person(s) you are sponsoring" Under Supporting documents for sponsor section 5. They ask for...

I have the same issue. I have a document from the bank that states that we are both joint owners of the account, the amount of money in the account and our joint address. This document can be used as: a) proof of joint bank account b) proof of sufficient funds to support the applicant and b)...

That is a relief. I was worried it would be seen as "not complying with the guidelines"

I sent some documents to be translated. As stated in the guidelines all translations must accompanied with a certified copy of the original document and a a notarised affidavit from the translator. The public notary stapled together: -Affidavit -certified copy -translation He said they all...

If I'm using a utility bill as proof of relationship and it's not in english/french I need to provide a certified translation. Do I also need to send a certified copy? It is a digital bill sent to my e-mail. I can print out as many as I want, do I sent an "original"? Do certified copies only...

Thank you, thats what I thought. Just wanted some sort of confirmation.

I'm applying for PR under the common-law outland program. In various forms it reads: "The principal applicant, his or her spouse, or common law partner, if applicable, and all dependent children aged 18 years or alder listed in the application for permanent residence must complete theirs own...