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Photograph Requirements for sponsorship Appliications as eevidence?

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Leocheema-x

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Hi,
As per new rules modified in December 2016, cic requires maximum of 20 photographs as a proof of relationship.
Please let me know what is the best format to print those photographs .
Thanks
 
Leocheema-x said:
Hi,
As per new rules modified in December 2016, cic requires maximum of 20 photographs as a proof of relationship.
Please let me know what is the best format to print those photographs .
Thanks
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I'd suggest printing in colour on regular paper. I highly doubt I will only include 20 photographs. I have 100's of pictures so I'm planning to arrange 4 pictures on one page and have about 20 pages of pictures (making it 80).
 
I used powerpoint to create 10 pages and arrange two photos per page with captions underneath

I would highly suggested keeping within the limits CIC gives in the Document checklist. At best, you're just adding more work for the VO....at worst, your application will be sent back all because you couldn't follow directions
 
yes, I agree , they clearly wrote maximun 20 pics and also mentioned later they would contact if they need further information.
So it doesnt have to be on photo paper?
Thanks..
 
mine were simply because the print shop i printed my photos at printed color on photo paper....but I dont think the paper matters as long as the photo is clear and captioned per CIC guidelines
 
J.Kadi said:
I'd suggest printing in colour on regular paper. I highly doubt I will only include 20 photographs. I have 100's of pictures so I'm planning to arrange 4 pictures on one page and have about 20 pages of pictures (making it 80).
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IRCC specifically states 20 pics, not 20 pages of pics. They put the limits in place for a reason. Don't ignore the instructions.


Leocheema-x said:
yes, I agree , they clearly wrote maximun 20 pics and also mentioned later they would contact if they need further information.
So it doesnt have to be on photo paper?
Thanks..
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Plain paper is fine. Easiest way I found was to just put the pics into Word.
 
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