Parents and Grandparents Sponsorship 2019
- Thread starter Garry2008
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Can anyone tell if in IMM5406e Additional Family Information, do we need to write names in English and Native language? If yes, should they be beside each other?
Also in case where DOB is unknown, like I don't know the DOB of my grandparents and they're deceased...can I write Unknown under it?
Also in case where DOB is unknown, like I don't know the DOB of my grandparents and they're deceased...can I write Unknown under it?
Can anyone please tell me
1) If national identification document doesn't have expiry date , then what should i put in the expiry date section of the form?
2) If the additional family information form doesn't have space , should i fill out another form with all the information again?
3) Additional family information is asking for names in native language also , again i have to use another form for writing it in native language?
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1) If national identification document doesn't have expiry date , then what should i put in the expiry date section of the form?
2) If the additional family information form doesn't have space , should i fill out another form with all the information again?
3) Additional family information is asking for names in native language also , again i have to use another form for writing it in native language?
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Does my spouse need to sign or fill any information in any of the forms if she is not a cosponsor?
Thanks for this informative list. I have a quick question on translation. I got my birth certificate translated in Canada by a certified translator (ATIO) and got the certified true copy of birth certificate but the translator didn't provide any affidavit. As per the guide also, it says affidavit is not required for certified translators
Note: An affidavit is a document on which the translator has sworn, in the presence of a person authorized to administer oaths in the country where the translator is living, that the contents of their translation are a true translation and representation of the contents of the original document. Translators who are certified in Canada don’t need to supply an affidavit.
I just wanted to check if anyone else is using translator services in Canada and not getting any affidavit?
Seems
It is weird that there is no affidavit, my translator put an affidavit that the copy is translated true and correct to the original and it is certified by another commissioner for oath to certify her signature, she also stamped on both copies, I also have a notarized certified true copy of the original doc
There's just one sheet, and I now added invitation time for you. Maybe you previously posted it in the 80 pages that I'm not going through them guessing and converting time zones, changing formats and all that. That's why I asked to use this specific template and make sure I get a notification.
