She is in Canada. Sorry I left that part outTANMEX said:Is your wife currently in Canada ? If she's not in Canada and give birth before you land you will need to return the CoPR and add your new born to the application .
She is in Canada. Sorry I left that part outTANMEX said:Is your wife currently in Canada ? If she's not in Canada and give birth before you land you will need to return the CoPR and add your new born to the application .
It will help for you to think of the application in two totally separate parts. There's the sponsor forms/supporting documents, and the applicant forms/ supporting documents. You are the applicant and your wife is the sponsor. Anything requested of the applicant (you) just refers to you (and any family members who you are bringing with you, which in your case, is none). The section you are referring to is for the applicant so it only applies to you.luissuarez said:Hi,
We are almost done with the application and going to send it this week. My wife is sponsoring me and we have a Canadian 6-month-old daughter. I have a question regarding the supporting documents for sponsored person in IMM5533 (Documents checklist). In the "Identity docs, travel docs, and passports" section, I was asked to provide passports' first pages, canada entry stamps if any, birth certificates, national IDs, family booklet, etc.
Does my wife (Sponsor) and daughter need to provide those docs even though they are Canadians? If not, then is it only me who needs to provide those docs?
it is not talking about before...Are you guys currently living together? as in right now. if you have a place together and are in fact living together sharing expenses, etc then the answer would be yes you are living together. however, if you are in separate countries, then the answer is No, you are not living together. makes sense??? hope this answer your questionscahmed said:Hi Guys
IMM5532E
Part C - Info about Relationship
3. Are you living together now? Yes or No
If Yes, how long you been living together? Give period(s) you have been living together after your conjugal relationship started.
Q: My wife and I lived together for almost a month before I came back to Canada in Mid Jan 2017 , so should I answer Yes or NO for this question
Thanks in advance
Got it. Thanks for quick response.MonzB said:it is not talking about before...Are you guys currently living together? as in right now. if you have a place together and are in fact living together sharing expenses, etc then the answer would be yes you are living together. however, if you are in separate countries, then the answer is No, you are not living together. makes sense??? hope this answer your question
Thanks for your reply. Actually, my wife (sponsor) and our daughter are coming with me to Canada. I forgot to mention that my wife is currently residing outside Canada. Also, this section (Supporting Documents for Applicant) refers to all his family members. So I assume this include my wife (Sponsor) and daughter, right?viva-c said:It will help for you to think of the application in two totally separate parts. There's the sponsor forms/supporting documents, and the applicant forms/ supporting documents. You are the applicant and your wife is the sponsor. Anything requested of the applicant (you) just refers to you (and any family members who you are bringing with you, which in your case, is none). The section you are referring to is for the applicant so it only applies to you.
You should refer to the sponsor supporting doc section on the checklist to see which documents like passports etc. need to be included for your sponsor.
http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/pdf/kits/forms/IMM5533E.pdf
MS WORD is fine...we put 2 photos per page with detailed captions (date, place, names of people in the photos, event (if applicable). I think they restrict the number of photos now...keep it to what they say.heyven100 said:Hi I'm working on my application and looking for some help, in proof of relationship--can I submit photographs on WORD page, with picture and caption/label---or is it better to send traditional 4x6 printed photographs?
Thank you.
Hi, IMM 5406 is for the Sponsored/Applicant only which is YOUluissuarez said:Hi all,
My wife is sponsoring me. Does she need to fill out her copy of "Additional Family Information" (IMM5406)?