SPOUSE/COMMON-LAW QUESTIONNAIRE Q.12

[DeanoC91]

On a separate sheet of paper, provide any additional details of your current relationship that you believe would help to prove you relationship is genuine and continuing.

Hi,

I believe I have sufficient evidence provided already. What more can I add? Or is it OK to just skip this question? Some feedback would be great.

Thanks

 

[canadianwoman]

You can skip it. IMO it is better to provide something. Many applicants use this question to provide a timeline of their relationship. You can also use it to explain anything that might seem unusual about your relationship.

 

[katdanger]

I originally wrote a sort of time line but then realized my husband wrote basically the same thing answering a question about the development of our relationship and thought it might be too repetitive so instead I wrote a letter along the lines of what our relationship means to me and the ways we've strengthened it and tested it over the years. It was just under a page long and little on the sentimental side.

 

[Aquakitty]

I originally wrote a sort of time line but then realized my husband wrote basically the same thing answering a question about the development of our relationship and thought it might be too repetitive so instead I wrote a letter along the lines of what our relationship means to me and the ways we've strengthened it and tested it over the years. It was just under a page long and little on the sentimental side.

If you've answered it elsewhere, you can put something like "please see document X".

 

[katdanger]

If you've answered it elsewhere, you can put something like "please see document X".

This isn't in response to a specific question but regarding the option of including more information to prove your relationship is genuine at the end of the sponsor questionnaire.
"On a separate sheet of paper, provide any additional details of your current relationship that you believe would help to prove you relationship is genuine and continuing."

 

[Aquakitty]

This isn't in response to a specific question but regarding the option of including more information to prove your relationship is genuine at the end of the sponsor questionnaire.
"On a separate sheet of paper, provide any additional details of your current relationship that you believe would help to prove you relationship is genuine and continuing."

That's what I'm referring to. Sorry if I wasn't clear. If you've answered this elsewhere in your documentation (you mentioned you wrote a letter, and your husband wrote out a timeline) in that spot, refer them to the relevant documents.

 

[noors33]

At first I thought i didnt need to. But then took it as an opportunity to talk about certain ideas, clarify things in our relationship that where not explained (e.g. different religions and our age).
Basically we had the same ideas, but it was from different perspectives. Focusing on the how or why something did or did not happen and not just the what happened.
just write how it developed I am sure you can find sthg else to write. It all might help in the end.

Good luck!