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[MI7]

Hi All,

Do we need to show funds for each dependent whose details we enter in Generic Application Form(IMM 0008)?

Thanks

You have to know, against whom you need to show:
1. Spouse
2. Children

Count your family member, and select the amount from below and put that number:

Number of
Family Members Funds Required (in Canadian dollars)
1 $11,824
2 $14,720
3 $18,097
4 $21,971
5 $24,920
6 $28,105
7 or more $31,291

 

[gaurav jaswal]

You have to know, against whom you need to show:
1. Spouse
2. Children

Count your family member, and select the amount from below and put that number:

Number of
Family Members Funds Required (in Canadian dollars)
1 $11,824
2 $14,720
3 $18,097
4 $21,971
5 $24,920
6 $28,105
7 or more $31,291

That means adding brother and mother as dependents doesn't require additional funds right?

 

[abhi228]

Yes I agree with you..

CIC were good in first week of June.. but now they got slow.... i dont think the end of May applicants will be able to hear about their CC/DD in June.

Any expert opinion?

 

[MI7]

That means adding brother and mother as dependents doesn't require additional funds right?

Right, you are really bright.

 

[Oscar7]

Right, you are really bright.

LOL, I agree!

 

[MI7]

You have to know, against whom you need to show:
1. Spouse
2. Children

Count your family member, and select the amount from below and put that number:

Number of
Family Members Funds Required (in Canadian dollars)
1 $11,824
2 $14,720
3 $18,097
4 $21,971
5 $24,920
6 $28,105
7 or more $31,291

Also don't forget to include you, the amount is due.

 

[Oscar7]

Also don't forget to include you, the amount is due.

LMAOROTF! ;D :-*

 

[arundasp]

Please read what I have added about Notarization at the end of my last post. Many people seem to get confused between "notarization" and "getting true certified copies" made. Or they loosely use the two interchangeably, although both are different things. Seems to me either your question is incorrect, or you too have also confused between the two words!

Translated copied need to be notarized while it is a good practice to make all photocopies as "certified true copies" which too can be done by a notary but it is still different and much simpler from a notarization process that happens on a stamp paper

Bro, notarization doesn't mean that it must be done on a stamp paper. If a notary put his sign and seal also becomes notarized. If we prepare an affidavit from a notary, then it is required to be done in a non-judicial stamp paper.

 

[MI7]

Bro, notarization doesn't mean that it must be done on a stamp paper. If a notary put his sign and seal also becomes notarized. If we prepare an affidavit from a notary, then it is required to be done in a non-judicial stamp paper.

If you want to say so, you need to know a country's law.

 

[k_b]

Your mother and brother should not be listed as dependents in any of the application forms even.
Remove them from any form in case you have added.
Dependents can only be your spouse and children.

That means adding brother and mother as dependents doesn't require additional funds right?

 

[Canada_MAP]

Bro, notarization doesn't mean that it must be done on a stamp paper. If a notary put his sign and seal also becomes notarized. If we prepare an affidavit from a notary, then it is required to be done in a non-judicial stamp paper.

Can you please provide a sample affidavit letter? It would be better if I have it. And also do we need separate affidavit for each of the document or we can prepare one for all the translated documents

 

[Canada_MAP]

What are you getting notarized?

I trust you are not confusing notarization with getting certified true copies, the process for which is outlined below (as per guide):

Certified true copies
To have a photocopy of a document certified, an authorized person must compare the original document to the photocopy and must print the following on the photocopy:
•“I certify that this is a true copy of the original document”,
•the name of the original document,
•the date of the certification,
•his or her name,
•his or her official position or title, and
•his or her signature.

--------------------------------------------------------------------------------

Who can certify copies?
Persons authorized to certify copies include the following:

In Canada:
•a commissioner of oaths (authority to certify varies by province and territory)
•a notary public
•a justice of the peace

Outside Canada:
•a judge
•a magistrate
•a notary public
•an officer of a court of justice
•a commissioner authorized to administer oaths in the country in which the person is living

Family members may not certify copies of your documents.

Notarization, on the other hand, is done by a notary public on a stamp paper.

Hope the clarification helps!

Can you please provide a sample affidavit letter? It would be better if I have it. And also do we need separate affidavit for each of the document or we can prepare one for all the translated documents?

 

[Oscar7]

Bro, notarization doesn't mean that it must be done on a stamp paper. If a notary put his sign and seal also becomes notarized. If we prepare an affidavit from a notary, then it is required to be done in a non-judicial stamp paper.

Thanks for correcting me in case I am wrong. Certainly I am no legal expert and will not claim to be one. I tried clarifying on a popular misconception between getting "certified true copies" made and "notarization", but if I made an error I am happy to be corrected. Cheers mate!!

 

[sss1]

Thanks all for this.
I am clear now how to obtain PCC at my home country.

One more I am worried about
As per CIC website it says..PCC needs to be submitted from all places where you lived more than six months.

I was working in UK for more than 6 months..In this case does it mean I need PCC from UK as well apart from my home country.

Yes you need for UK as well. It took me 15-18 days after sending my application form and documents to get UK PCC. Their process is very simple as also can be found in the website referred above by a fellow user to you.
Let me know in case you have any questions on the UK PCC process.

 

[Oscar7]

Can you please provide a sample affidavit letter? It would be better if I have it. And also do we need separate affidavit for each of the document or we can prepare one for all the translated documents?

I don't have a affidavit format per se. And I believe one should get a separate affidavit for each of the translated document. A notary should be able to help with the affidavit format, or ashif, Century and/ or other members here can guide you mate. Good luck!