extension of visa - statutory declaration for common law

[sunny2710]

hello,

i am applying next month for my second visa extension, i am just wondering if i must include a statutory declaration for common law in the extension app ? and i seen that this statutory must be notarized, is that right ?

thanks in advance

 

[sunny2710]

or is that form only to include in the PR application ?

thank you if anybody could give me an answer.

 

[ninny]

Hi, I am looking to extend my Super visa in the near future. I see from the checklist that I will need to include a declaration of common law union. When we originally came into Canada 18 months ago we did one in SA, but have done another one here just to be safe, and yes you need to have it notarised. We tried Service Canada, but they would not do it, so went to a Public Notary. Hope this helps you.

 

[sunny2710]

hi,

thank you for your answer ! ok so now what i need to do is fill out the form for Statutory Common Law, bringt that to a notary and AFTER its signed by the notary i send it to Service Canada and include a copy of the form in my visa extension application ?

thanks a lot

 

[ninny]

hi,

thank you for your answer ! ok so now what i need to do is fill out the form for Statutory Common Law, bringt that to a notary and AFTER its signed by the notary i send it to Service Canada and include a copy of the form in my visa extension application ?

thanks a lot

Hi, we didn't send ours to Service Canada. We asked Service Canada to notorise declaration for us, but they said they couldn't .....that is why we went to a public notary. Then send original with documents and keep copy for self.