Hi there!
I am currently in the process of preparing my application package to bring my husband from Morocco to Canada. I have collected as many documentation as I can with over 150+ documents. Am I allowed to use a 3-ring binder to bind my application and supporting documents together? Or do they have to be in separate folders, slipped into one big folder divided into:
1. Sponsor's Supporting Docs
2. Sponsored Supporting Docs
3. Both Sponsor and Sponsored Docs
and any Additional Documentation
ANOTHER QUESTION: Do I...?
- also, have to provide ADDITIONAL FAMILY information as the sponsor?
- provide a police certificate
- a financial evaluation if I do not have any children? a consultant told me to provide this information but on the checklist, it is saying that if I do not have any children and or any dependent person on me, then this does not apply.
- I do not have the proper photo requirements from my husband, is he able to have his photo taken and then scan them to me, and I can print them out with paper specifically for photos?
- I am currently not working and have not been working for many months due to an accident I had encountered and stopped working for recovery. However, regardless of my recovery stage I still made an effort on my part to search for a part-time job, while living with family and having their full support. I have not applied for disabilities but I do have documents proving my injuries. I am living with my family members (in-laws) and they have convinced me to stay with them so that I can continue healing while focusing on finding a job and bringing my husband here. Due to me not working, but am planning to work and in constant search for a job, would it affect the application greatly?
I am currently in the process of preparing my application package to bring my husband from Morocco to Canada. I have collected as many documentation as I can with over 150+ documents. Am I allowed to use a 3-ring binder to bind my application and supporting documents together? Or do they have to be in separate folders, slipped into one big folder divided into:
1. Sponsor's Supporting Docs
2. Sponsored Supporting Docs
3. Both Sponsor and Sponsored Docs
and any Additional Documentation
ANOTHER QUESTION: Do I...?
- also, have to provide ADDITIONAL FAMILY information as the sponsor?
- provide a police certificate
- a financial evaluation if I do not have any children? a consultant told me to provide this information but on the checklist, it is saying that if I do not have any children and or any dependent person on me, then this does not apply.
- I do not have the proper photo requirements from my husband, is he able to have his photo taken and then scan them to me, and I can print them out with paper specifically for photos?
- I am currently not working and have not been working for many months due to an accident I had encountered and stopped working for recovery. However, regardless of my recovery stage I still made an effort on my part to search for a part-time job, while living with family and having their full support. I have not applied for disabilities but I do have documents proving my injuries. I am living with my family members (in-laws) and they have convinced me to stay with them so that I can continue healing while focusing on finding a job and bringing my husband here. Due to me not working, but am planning to work and in constant search for a job, would it affect the application greatly?
