Thank you! I tried this and was kicked out (yet again). Just to clarify (I'm beyond the point of being worried about asking dumb questions) I put his last name and not mine, right?
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Application was returned today for forgetting to include a handwritten signature of the principal applicant on the background declaration form. A bit furious at myself for missing it. I will now need to resubmit and go at the end of the queue. I probably need to join the January 2019 outland thread too. I wish everyone on here the best of luck.
Thanks for pointing that out. I have to essentially redo the entire application. Do you know if I will need to get new police certificates for my spouse? The certificates I submitted with the original application last October were issued in September and October 2018. I am seeing some posts saying they're valid for 3 months from date of issue, others say they're valid for 6 months/1 year - not sure which one is true.
I have the same question. I tried with my husband’s last name and mine and both didn’t work. Me too Im in no luck to link my application :/
I finally linked my application.
So use application number and family name. You have to write the principal applicant’s last name. The number of applicants is 2 (sponsor & principal applicant) unless however you have children involved.
No they did not, they just want some additional documents.
My wife got a local police clearance, not one from the NBI, so we are getting that. $35 from the embassy and another $75 to mail it to the Philippines.
I’m a little curious as to why they requested her birth certificate when it was provided, and had the PSA stamp they want so badly, so I will send it again along with some supplemental documents to prove identity.
Medicals are done, we are just waiting for them to be received.
I have OHIP letters for me and my son which I would think would prove intent to reside here. I’ll send bank statements and insurance receipts as well.
Only problem left is a misunderstanding on the schedule A form. They requested that we re-submit it because they believe there are gaps in my wife’s address history but there aren’t. I’m hoping a letter explaining the situation will be enough to satisfy that requirement.
Will find out.
Just FYI, the letter from IRCC said:Hello, for the "PA CENOMAR", in addition to marriage certificate, we are also required to submit Philippine Statistics Authority (PSA) Advisory on Marriages (your spouse will get this when she requests a CENOMAR). This was listed under country specific requirements. I advise to request this right away (if she hasn't already) as it takes a few days to get.
“To establish marital status, the pricipal applicant must submit either a Certificate of no record of marriage (CENOMAR) to establish that there is no record of marriage, or a Philippines Statistics Authority (PSA) Advisory on Marriages providing details about any marriages registered in the Philippines.”
We have a marriage certificate, but there is no PSA stamp on it. Is that what we need to get?