Hello all,
I'm a Canadian Citizen sponsoring my Japanese wife. We met 2.5 years ago when she came to Toronto on a working holiday visa. When her work visa (and ensuing extended visitor's visa) expired, she returned to Japan to work for a year and we maintained a long-distance relationship. I visited her once. A month ago, she came back to Toronto on a visitor's visa, and a few days ago we got married. We're now preparing our an outland application, and she'll continue to live with me while it's being processed.
My primary question is: on the forms, where she has to fill in her address (and mailing address, if different), should she use my address, as she's staying with me for the duration of the application? Or should she use her Japan address, and my address as her mailing address?
My other question: For my forms, where required, I put both my English name and Chinese name. For the immigrant's forms, is it okay if she just enters my English name?
Thank you so much. This forum is amazingly helpful.
Emp
I'm a Canadian Citizen sponsoring my Japanese wife. We met 2.5 years ago when she came to Toronto on a working holiday visa. When her work visa (and ensuing extended visitor's visa) expired, she returned to Japan to work for a year and we maintained a long-distance relationship. I visited her once. A month ago, she came back to Toronto on a visitor's visa, and a few days ago we got married. We're now preparing our an outland application, and she'll continue to live with me while it's being processed.
My primary question is: on the forms, where she has to fill in her address (and mailing address, if different), should she use my address, as she's staying with me for the duration of the application? Or should she use her Japan address, and my address as her mailing address?
My other question: For my forms, where required, I put both my English name and Chinese name. For the immigrant's forms, is it okay if she just enters my English name?
Thank you so much. This forum is amazingly helpful.
Emp