Ana Krishna said:
Hi,
I am not living with my spouse (not legally separated) and have no plan to accompany him in future too.
So I may not be able to get his medical check up or any new documents related to him, as he is not in talking terms with me.
How can I apply for Canada PR.
I got the following details from th CIC website. You may send a detailed LOE to explain separation by showing social media post, place of residence, bank statements to show no transaction between parties, emails stamps to show no communication for a long period. Things like that would totally work.
Documents related to the e-APR not captured in other fields
Purpose
To allow the applicant to provide IRCC with any other information they feel is relevant to their application
Document requirements
Submission of this documentation is at the applicant’s discretion.
One upload field is provided for each of the applicant, their spouse or common-law partner and their dependent children, as applicable.
Multiple documents must be compiled and uploaded as a single file.
This should be used to provide documentation to support a declaration of status as “legally separated” (e.g., a letter of explanation, legal documents, etc), if applicable.
This should be used to submit the Authority to Release Personal Information to a Designated Individual form [IMM 5475 (PDF, 593.57 KB)], if applicable.
This field should be used to provide documentation to support a claim of disability and provision of accommodations (e.g., documentation to support notionalized language test scores for an applicant with physical or mental disabilities who cannot complete language testing in one or more abilities).
Individuals who must submit this documentation
The principal applicant
Their spouse or common-law partner
Their dependent children