If one document applies to multiple sections, do you have to include copies in both sections?

[goldfinger]

Hey there - I have documents in my application that act as proof that I’m returning to Canada and also as proof that I’ll be able to support myself and my wife (both are checklist items).
Do I have to put a copy of each item with each checklist section? For example - a job offer letter, letter from my parents declaring financial support, etc.

The way I currently have my packet organized, I have my explanation of how I’ll support my wife, and in it I basically say “I have an offer letter and letters from my parents elsewhere in this application.”
Thought?

 

[armoured]

Hey there - I have documents in my application that act as proof that I’m returning to Canada and also as proof that I’ll be able to support myself and my wife (both are checklist items).
Do I have to put a copy of each item with each checklist section? For example - a job offer letter, letter from my parents declaring financial support, etc.

The way I currently have my packet organized, I have my explanation of how I’ll support my wife, and in it I basically say “I have an offer letter and letters from my parents elsewhere in this application.”
Thought?

You could do either or. I included a document reference page at front and a short note explaining which documents could be looked at for a specific question. But two copies of docs won't hurt either.

Opinion only, I think how exactly it's organized is less important than it being organized simply and clearly.