10 months of stay at relatives place

[thecoolguysam]

Hello everyone....

I stayed with my wife at her relatives place for 10 months before renting a house. Initial 2 months, i didn't have anything to show as proof. I have credit card and bank statements starting 3rd month onwards.

My questions are:

1. How can I prove the initial 2 months of stay?

2. Is bank account statement with that address and credit card statement enough for proof from 3rd month till 10th month?

3. What else I can use to show that I was residing at that place?

 

[SinghLovCan]

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[SinghLovCan]

Hello everyone....

I stayed with my wife at her relatives place for 10 months before renting a house. Initial 2 months, i didn't have anything to show as proof. I have credit card and bank statements starting 3rd month onwards.

When you were staying for that 10 months, you must have given out your address to some institutions.. like for driver license application.. you can show that.

 

[thecoolguysam]

yes, that's true. i gave address to driver's license authority and service canada for sin card.
cic also has that address when I asked to change something on my pr card misprinting.

 

[aed]

Hello everyone....

I stayed with my wife at her relatives place for 10 months before renting a house. Initial 2 months, i didn't have anything to show as proof. I have credit card and bank statements starting 3rd month onwards.

My questions are:

1. How can I prove the initial 2 months of stay?

2. Is bank account statement with that address and credit card statement enough for proof from 3rd month till 10th month?

3. What else I can use to show that I was residing at that place?

You don't need to include any housing proofs in your application.

 

[SinghLovCan]

yes, that's true. i gave address to driver's license authority and service canada for sin card.
cic also has that address when I asked to change something on my pr card misprinting.

Then dont worry and apply. Keep us updated.

 

[thecoolguysam]

You don't need to include any proofs in your application.

correct, I am just wondering what proof to provide in case I get RQ

 

[SinghLovCan]

correct, I am just wondering what proof to provide in case I get RQ

When you get RQed, we can discuss then. Don't worry about problems that never occurred yet.

 

[aed]

correct, I am just wondering what proof to provide in case I get RQ

I think CIC will be very specific what ducuments they want. But, since you were living with your relatives, drag them to a public notary and make them sign an affidavit that yes, you were indeed residing there.

ETA: Also, if you held a job at that time or were a student, then this is a sufficient proof of residence. Unless you were self-employed or a consultant.

 

[thecoolguysam]

I think CIC will be very specific what ducuments they want. But, since you were living with your relatives, drag them to a public notary and make them sign an affidavit that yes, you were indeed residing there.

Great! it that a acceptable proof of stay if i get a notarized affidavit?

 

[aed]

Great! it that a acceptable proof of stay if i get a notarized affidavit?

Well, I'm not sure. I'm saying if you ran out of options, that might be your last one. I'm not sure if somebody else has done it. But, again CIC used to accept letters from employers, so... let's hope you don't get RQ'd.

 

[thecoolguysam]

Well, I'm not sure. I'm saying if you ran out of options, that might be your last one. I'm not sure if somebody else has done it. But, again CIC used to accept letters ffromemployers, so... let's hope you don't get RQ'd.

its my wife's parent's house. does it require any additional proof then

i was living with my wife and her parents....

 

[aed]

its my wife's parent's house. does it require any additional proof then

i was living with my wife and her parents....

I'm not sure it matters that much whose house it was. if you had a job at that time as I mentioned in my previous post, that can be your proof of residence. But if not, you might have to get a sworn letter from your relatives. But again, CIC will be very specific what they want you to proof. So don't worry for now!

 

[thecoolguysam]

I'm not sure it matters that much whose house it was. if you had a job at that time as I mentioned in my previous post, that can be your proof of residence. But if not, you might have to get a sworn letter from your relatives. But again, CIC will be very specific what they want you to proof. So don't worry for now!

I was unemployed for almost 2 months in the beginning. After that no gap

 

[aed]

I was unemployed for almost 2 months in the beginning. After that no gap

Quick question, you mentioned a driving licence, did you have a car? Paid insurance on it? Because if yes, then the bill should come to your folks' address. That's a proof too. Small one, but still something.