sharing Affidavit wording/format in Lieu of Marriage or Birth Certificate

[H1B_140approved_CanadaPR]

I see lot of people asking what to do if they are missing birth certificate or marriage certificate for parents/themself. Just wanted to share my format of the affidavit I asked from my parents. feel free to let me know if you think I should add/remove something.

Text Format:

We, <Father Name> and <Mother Name> being duly sworn, hereby affirm and state:

1. We reside at <Home Address>

2. <Father Name> (Husband) was born in in <Place of birth> on <Date of Birth>

3. <Mother Name> (Wife) was born in <Place of birth> on <Date of Birth>

4. We have been married since <Marriage Date>.

5. <Your Name>, for whom this affidavit is being made is our son, who was born on <Your DOB> in <Place of birth>.


________________________
<Father Name>


________________________
<Mother Name>


Sworn before me this <Date & Place>





___________________
Notary

 

[Anjy]

I see lot of people asking what to do if they are missing birth certificate or marriage certificate for parents/themself. Just wanted to share my format of the affidavit I asked from my parents. feel free to let me know if you think I should add/remove something.

Text Format:

We, <Father Name> and <Mother Name> being duly sworn, hereby affirm and state:

1. We reside at <Home Address>

2. <Father Name> (Husband) was born in in <Place of birth> on <Date of Birth>

3. <Mother Name> (Wife) was born in <Place of birth> on <Date of Birth>

4. We have been married since <Marriage Date>.

5. <Your Name>, for whom this affidavit is being made is our son, who was born on <Your DOB> in <Place of birth>.


________________________
<Father Name>


________________________
<Mother Name>


Sworn before me this <Date & Place>





___________________
Notary

@H1B_140approved_CanadaPR, Thank you for providing with the format for affidavit in lieu of marriage certificate. I really needed it at this point of time as i'm in the process to apply for my parent's visitor visa. Did this format worked well for you? is there anything we need to add in it that you got to know about later on? Please advice. Thanks in advance.

 

[hsing]

IRCC emailed me yesterday and asked for a marriage certificate for me and my wife in order to proceed with the application. Now, the issue that both I and my wife don't have a marriage certificate. We don't have time or money to go back to India (home country) in order build a marriage certificate. Instead, we have notarized marriage affidavits and other form of proofs such as adhaar card with spouse name written. Our affidavit is properly notarized and it says that my <wife name> is my legally wedded etc. Can IRCC reject my application for not providing a marriage certificate explicilty?

 

[scylla]

IRCC emailed me yesterday and asked for a marriage certificate for me and my wife in order to proceed with the application. Now, the issue that both I and my wife don't have a marriage certificate. We don't have time or money to go back to India (home country) in order build a marriage certificate. Instead, we have notarized marriage affidavits and other form of proofs such as adhaar card with spouse name written. Our affidavit is properly notarized and it says that my <wife name> is my legally wedded etc. Can IRCC reject my application for not providing a marriage certificate explicilty?

Yes - they can certainly reject you for this reason. I've never seen anyone accepted on this forum for spousal sponsorship with just an affidavit. You need the actual marriage certificate.

The person who started this thread was sponsoring their parents for PR. That's a different situation.

For spousal sponsorship, I think you're looking at an extremely high chance of refusal without the actual marriage certificate.

 

[stayyoung2507]

IRCC emailed me yesterday and asked for a marriage certificate for me and my wife in order to proceed with the application. Now, the issue that both I and my wife don't have a marriage certificate. We don't have time or money to go back to India (home country) in order build a marriage certificate. Instead, we have notarized marriage affidavits and other form of proofs such as adhaar card with spouse name written. Our affidavit is properly notarized and it says that my <wife name> is my legally wedded etc. Can IRCC reject my application for not providing a marriage certificate explicilty?

Was it accepted?

 

[YVR123]

Was it accepted?

If that's for spousal sponsorship, I doubt if that will be accepted. Marriage certificate is the MAIN document for spousal sponsorship.
It may be if it's for other route of immigration.

 

[RaoulSylvena]

Yes - they can certainly reject you for this reason. I've never seen anyone accepted on this forum for spousal sponsorship with just an affidavit. You need the actual marriage certificate.

The person who started this thread was sponsoring their parents for PR. That's a different situation.

For spousal sponsorship, I think you're looking at an extremely high chance of refusal without the actual marriage certificate.

Hi Raoul here.
I am in Canada and applying for my PR. (my wife & kids are still in India) IRCC has asked for marriage certificate. do you have a format of the affidavit for Christian marriage that was solemnized in church. For you information.... i am applying under AIP

 

[imram24]

I see lot of people asking what to do if they are missing birth certificate or marriage certificate for parents/themself. Just wanted to share my format of the affidavit I asked from my parents. feel free to let me know if you think I should add/remove something.

Text Format:

We, <Father Name> and <Mother Name> being duly sworn, hereby affirm and state:

1. We reside at <Home Address>

2. <Father Name> (Husband) was born in in <Place of birth> on <Date of Birth>

3. <Mother Name> (Wife) was born in <Place of birth> on <Date of Birth>

4. We have been married since <Marriage Date>.

5. <Your Name>, for whom this affidavit is being made is our son, who was born on <Your DOB> in <Place of birth>.


________________________
<Father Name>


________________________
<Mother Name>


Sworn before me this <Date & Place>





___________________
Notary

Did you get it on stamp paper? And submitted it?