Appendix Alokyy said:
The passport was not between items 1 - 6. It was number 9 on the list. It's definitely confusing though. I can see where you might've thought it was the original.newgirl1 said:
Ohhhh yeahhhhh..you're totally right! Yeah I was confused so I called them to ask and they said to Send the original. Lol I should have just called u to clarify instead of them ;Pjustagirrl said:
Nah. I screwed up on mine too and they requested extra docs for my husband. I used to read everything a million times and think it's English, how can I not understand what they want? lolnewgirl1 said:
off subject,,has anybody had any luck bringing their mother inlaw to canada for a visit(this is of course,,por those who have their husbands in canada already)justagirrl said:
No but wait 1-6 are just forms so they have to be original, theres no other way Lol Im still confused. I read it asjustagirrl said:
Yes, I thought about that, but it's canadian office, so they do shut down. I checked the website. They close for 2 days. And they are canadian government workers, likely get extra time off at the holiday to see their families. My friend that works in the gov (HR) says they encourage people to take extra time then, paid or otherwise. Trying to get anything with the government over the holidays can be a challenge. BUT, hopefully it will be a non-issue cuz we will all pre approved before then!!newgirl1 said:Dont forget that in Cuba the holidays arent a big deal like here in Canada so it shouldnt effect things I dont think. Crossing my fingers for you! Holding space for each and everyone of you through this nerve wrecking time
You are right it asks for the 'original' but then I didn't send it, i asked a friend who does immigration consulting and he said to photocopy- i just put copies... i figured what if it gets lost? then what... the application is a bit misleading in that respect... i was confused for days...newgirl1 said:
newgirl1 said:
Agreed! So confusing... I may have read it wrong (along with about 4 other people I asked to read it) but none of the cuban's documents (birth cert, marriage cert, etc) are in english or french, so you need to send a notorized,certified translation, with a copy (like photocopy?) of the originals. The only original I sent was the police certificate (with the notorized, certified translation.). They still have not asked for the original certificates, so I don't know if what I did was right or not. What did the rest of you guys do? did you send your original birth certificates and marriage certificate?newgirl1 said:
