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Hi all. Thanks to this forum I was able to gain tons of help in applying for my wife's permanent visa to Canada. I finally got the package sent in and we've finally received notification that the office has received our application. The only matter left to us is the medical check-up for my wife...

Excellent. Thank you. That's exactly what I needed to know. On the Sponsored Spouse-Partner Questionnaire, in the Development of your relationship section, do I need to detail everything up to the present, or just until marriage? And "Provide details about outings, trips taken together, etc"...

Another quick question: on the background declaration form I need to fill out all of the education info for my wife, however the form does not have middle school in the check boxes. Does middle school count under elementary/primary or secondary/high school? Edit: I'm filling out the addresses...

Another question. I am currently filling out the background declaration form for my wife (working with her of course to get all of the correct details down). However at the top it says: Indicate whether you are A) the principal applicant or B)The spouse, common-law partner, etc. Since this is...

I am Canada-born.

Huh. I see. So regardless of the fact that he is currently carrying a Korean passport and Korean citizenship identification, I do not need to include him in this application? When they do eventually arrive then, will I have to go to immigration with them to confirm his Canadian citizenship...

Thank you for the speedy response. That clears that up. Another one, in the contact information is it better we use her Korean address, or is possible to put down the address I'm currently staying at in Canada? Furthermore, if I want everything to come to me, should I use my Canadian address...

Awesome. Thank you. On question 3 on the Generic Application Form for Canada the guide says: "Indicate the total number of family members included in your application. This includes yourself and any family members, regardless of whether they intend to accompany you to Canada or not." This...

Okay, I understand now. Sorry. I just want to make 100% sure on everything. Another inane question: I want to send all the application forms together, however, as my wife is in Korea and I'm here in Canada, does she have to mail the immigration application forms in separately, or can I collect...

Hi. Thanks for the speedy reply. My son was born in Korea and we were not able to put through his Canadian citizenship application before I left Korea. He should get the medical then?

Thanks for that. Another question. When my wife goes for the medical checkup, does she need to get one for our son as well? Also, can anyone explain to me, or give me a length to an explanation, exactly what I need to provide as proof of our relationship? Like, photos, a letter explaining our...

Hey thanks for all the awesome responses! This is an awesome resource for a schmuck like me who is terrible at big official things like this. I've been trying to ask questions here but apparently I've been banned? Which is weird because I've only posted once before this in the form of this...

Hi, I really need some help here. Any help from anybody would be greatly appreciated. I've been trying to contact Canadian immigration for a while now, and the don't appear to have an email, and their 1-888 phone number doesn't give me the info I require (nor does their website). To be honest I...