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Identity and civil status documents -

KUTTTY

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Friends,

question 22 in the checklist
http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/pdf/kits/forms/IMM5491E.pdf

what are the identity and civil status documents of sponsored person?

Question 24. my spouse have no travel documents..are those mandatory??


Thanks,
 

zardoz

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A passport is a "travel document" for this purpose. It should cover both question 22 and 24 I think.
 

MadeInCanada

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travel document = passport
civil status = national ID card and or birth certificate
 

zardoz

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I don't think a Birth Certificate is capable of being used in this context.
a) it doesn't positively identify the holder is the same person and
b) it contains no confirmation of the holders immigration status.

A passport or national identity card however does both.
 

MadeInCanada

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27-05-2013
VISA ISSUED...
18-06-2013
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July 1st 2013
zardoz said:
I don't think a Birth Certificate is capable of being used in this context.
a) it doesn't positively identify the holder is the same person and
b) it contains no confirmation of the holders immigration status.

A passport or national identity card however does both.
Yes, you are right.