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rhenanjay said:
ok thnx,, eh ung proof of income po ng sponsor, pwede bang ung T4 lang ang ipakita ?

hmmm honestly i'm not sure about that, in my case, i just arrived here in January and when I mailed off the application, i didn't have a job yet, so I wasn't able to submit Option C, T4, paysilps or anything like that. I just provided an explanation on how to support myself and letters from family that they will support me for the meantime, and email printouts as evidence that I was actively looking for a job in Canada. Then two weeks after mailing the application off, I got a job, so now I am going to send an employment letter / job cert as an update of info.
 
pelipeli said:
Thank you guys for appreciating, i enjoyed typing it out, it was like a diary for the entire process, i actually have a written version on a small notebook , i took down notes from when i was still reading through this forum, and now that we are ready to send, i thought id share that small notebook of notes i have :)

This is amazing ! I love that you have included pictures and easy to follow instructions, I am sure this will help many many people !!! Thank you for taking your time to share this with all of us !
 
Nothing should go wrong, I bet your process will be fast.
Hope Mississauga appreciates your guys work.

Good luck
 
missmymexi said:
This is amazing ! I love that you have included pictures and easy to follow instructions, I am sure this will help many many people !!! Thank you for taking your time to share this with all of us !

awww thanks for appreciating missmymexi =) it was a pleasure sharing this to everyone, i hope everybody gets to have fun in preparing the application as much as I did, even if it was/is equally stressful ;D
 
hopetoland said:
Nothing should go wrong, I bet your process will be fast.
Hope Mississauga appreciates your guys work.

Good luck


Oh my! I hope so too! Thanks for the thought! ;D
My husband was actually saying that to me, that it *may* help that our application was very organized.. I told him yeah maybe.. but don't count on it, but I really hope so.. and if it does.. well that would be so so great ! ;D
 
Fencesitter said:
Would it be okay to paste photos onto an A4 paper with captions? I also plan to put information on the back of each photo, just to be on the safe side. The cost of printing photos is pretty cheap where I live, so that's not an issue.
You can paste them on A4 paper, but people usually just print them on A4 paper. Just loose with info on the back is OK too.
As for the supporting documents, or proof of relationship, is it okay to duplicate these for the sponsored person and sponsor forms where it asks to provide additional proof? The country specific guide checklists says to include proof of relationship, but so does the sponsor checklist, so I am a bit confused...
You only need one copy of supporting docs and relationship proof. You can put it all at the end, in some sort of order.
 
Fencesitter said:
Would it be okay to paste photos onto an A4 paper with captions? I also plan to put information on the back of each photo, just to be on the safe side. The cost of printing photos is pretty cheap where I live, so that's not an issue.

As for the supporting documents, or proof of relationship, is it okay to duplicate these for the sponsored person and sponsor forms where it asks to provide additional proof? The country specific guide checklists says to include proof of relationship, but so does the sponsor checklist, so I am a bit confused...

Thanks and also great post!! Your hard work will help so many people! A true Canadian!

FS

Hi! canadianwoman is right, sorry I missed your post the first time.
For proof of rel'p, we just made one set and presented them in the third envelope so as to present is as a separate set of docs from the sponsor's and applicant's which is implying that the proofs are for both of us =)

Thank you so much for appreciating =)
 
hello again...i was looking at the immigration forms from the website of CIC , i'm just confused... who is the principal applicant in a spousal sponsorship? hehe,
 
rhenanjay said:
hello again...i was looking at the immigration forms from the website of CIC , i'm just confused... who is the principal applicant in a spousal sponsorship? hehe,

The principal applicant is the person being sponsored.
 
Kabayan! this is just sooo informative...i so like it!!! well-organized!
 
weary-damsil31 said:
Kabayan! this is just sooo informative...i so like it!!! well-organized!

I think it needs to be fixed at the top of the page =) My personal opinion. I've come back to this on numerous times while putting this huge application together. Can't thank u enough!

What red tabs did u use? Do u know the name or the info cuz all the ones I'm finding say they could mark up the paper. Is this just something u tried or did the pack actually say it didnt stick?
 
itscoezy said:
I think it needs to be fixed at the top of the page =) My personal opinion. I've come back to this on numerous times while putting this huge application together. Can't thank u enough!

What red tabs did u use? Do u know the name or the info cuz all the ones I'm finding say they could mark up the paper. Is this just something u tried or did the pack actually say it didnt stick?

Thank you for appreciating =) I hope you are doing well in putting together your application . Here is a photo of the red tabs:

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they just say they "could" leave a mark as a disclaimer, but I've been using them many years in the office and they usually don't leave marks =)
 
weary-damsil31 said:
Kabayan! this is just sooo informative...i so like it!!! well-organized!

Thank you Kabayan =) =)
 
Hi,

thank you for setting this up. One question: Do you know how to prepare an extra paper that is being sent separately after the big package? Is a simple envelope with the extra papers and our names enough?

Thanks!