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Photo's & Birth Certificates

cliffjona

Full Member
Feb 11, 2017
43
2
App. Filed.......
Sent 19/Feb 2018, Received 23/Feb 2018
I've moved this from another thread. Can I put my identity photo's in an envelope for transit or should they be just paper clipped to the documents.

and finally ....... in the section ''Supporting documents, travel documents and Passports'' on the check list Question 1; Birth Certificates or Baptismal certificates for yourself and all family members...........do I have to send my 2 Son's Birth Certificates even though they are in there 30's and are not moving to Canada. ( not dependant)
 

nayr69sg

Champion Member
Apr 13, 2017
1,571
679
I've moved this from another thread. Can I put my identity photo's in an envelope for transit or should they be just paper clipped to the documents.

and finally ....... in the section ''Supporting documents, travel documents and Passports'' on the check list Question 1; Birth Certificates or Baptismal certificates for yourself and all family members...........do I have to send my 2 Son's Birth Certificates even though they are in there 30's and are not moving to Canada. ( not dependant)
I would put the photos in an envelope and clip that envelope to the documents.

Yes I would follow the instructions and give them what they want.
 

canuck_in_uk

VIP Member
May 4, 2012
31,548
7,210
Visa Office......
London
App. Filed.......
06/12
I've moved this from another thread. Can I put my identity photo's in an envelope for transit or should they be just paper clipped to the documents.

and finally ....... in the section ''Supporting documents, travel documents and Passports'' on the check list Question 1; Birth Certificates or Baptismal certificates for yourself and all family members...........do I have to send my 2 Son's Birth Certificates even though they are in there 30's and are not moving to Canada. ( not dependant)
https://www.canada.ca/en/immigration-refugees-citizenship/services/application/application-forms-guides/guide-5289-sponsor-your-spouse-common-law-partner-conjugal-partner-dependent-child-complete-guide.html#family

Your adult sons are not considered family members for the purposes of this application.