CharlieD10
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- 15-02-2011
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- 09-05-2011
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- 17-01-2011, 08-03-2012
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- 30-3-2012
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- 13-04-2012
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- 06-06-2012
A) Don't staple anything. If you must, use a binder clip or bulldog clip.immigratingcanada2011 said:Dear friends,
I am in process of finalizing the packet for sponsoring my wife. I had a few basic questions. Your help would be greatly appreciated:
A) Is there a rule that no metals are to be included in the packet? Does that mean I can't staple any of the documents in the packet either?
B) How did you guys structure the application packet that you sent to Missassauga? I am thinking of having 4 portions: 1) Sponsor's forms, 2) Applicant's forms, 3) Required documents e.g. medical, police clearance certificates, birth certificates, educational documents etc and lastly 4) Proofs e.g. pictures, phone bills, e-mails, supplementary credit card, joint back accounts etc. Any tips and tricks / general advice when structuring the packet?
Warm regards,
B) There is no specific way to do it, most people sort the forms according to the checklists and that works fine.