A few questions...

[Snowdens]

Hello everyone! My husband and I are just getting started on completing the immigration forms and I just had a couple questions. If it helps, I'm American and he's the Canadian.

I see on one of the forms it asks me to list my family members and their addresses. Now, I don't mind listing my dad or my step-mom, but a couple years ago I had a falling out with my mom and my step-dad and I haven't talked to them since. I'm 100% positive that they've moved since then, but I don't exactly want to contact them to find out where. Is there any way I can leave the address area blank or put N/A and explain in the application? I don't want everything to get held up because I don't talk to one half of my parents anymore...

Thank you!

 

[essex0227]

Hey we are in the same position you are.
We don't have any contact with his parents so we are just attaching a bit about why we are unsure to where they live.
Hope this helps a bit

 

[trini777]

I did not know the address of a sister of mine. So I put in all her details and for addresss I just put the country in which she lives. I think that kinda stuff is secondary information that should really have no bearing on your case. As the other poster says you can just explain in a note why there was no full address.

 

[Snowdens]

Thanks, both of you!

I'm just afraid that since one of them lives in Canada (They haven't started their sponsorship, last time I checked. I have no idea if they have now), it'll look like I'm trying to hide information and raise a red flag. Hopefully, if I explain it well enough, it won't matter.

 

[Canuckfever]

embassy wants you to indicate their adresses because that way they can background check on you and the rest of your family member.