gennie_M said:
Hello po! Im a newbie here. My husband and I got married this January 3 po and we are working on our requirements for the Spousal Sponsorship. May mga bagay lang po ako na hindi masyado maintindihan at gusto itanong.
#1- Need pa po ba ni hubby magprovide ng financial proof that he can support me?
#2- Lahat po ba ng documents na ipapadala namin sa cic ay kelangan na notarized?
#3- would my blood pressure which easily shoots up pag kinakabahan ako be a reason for me to fail my medical exam?
#4- Ok lng po ba puro chat logs namin sa FB ang ipadala ko as one of the proof of our relationship? (FB has been a very big help on keeping me and my hubby in touch),
Statement of bill na nakapangalan sa Tatay ko reflecting calls and txt messages to Canada. Valid po
kaya yun kahit hindi sakin nakapangalan yung bill?
Thanks in advance po. Been back reading here in the forum po, malaking tulog po talaga lalo na sa mga katulda ko na nag-uumpisa. God bless everyone!
Hi, gennie_M. Best wishes to you and your hubby! Your wedding date (Jan.3) caught my eye, kc wedding date ko din yan (2013).
Dahil ka wedding date kita, I hope this helps:
1. Nope. Not unless you have children/dependent. I've read cases wherein the sponsor has no work or is a student yet has been accepted to sponsor. But, if your sponsor has work, then you can include employment cert. TIP: If sponsor has no work, explain in writing how your spouse/sponsor will able to support you in Canada and where you will stay.
2. No. Normally, you only notarize a document if it's a sworn statement or a certified copy of certain document.
3. As long as wala kang nakakahawang sakit or would require excessive health services in Canada, you should be fine. Hindi naman sila sobrang strict sa medical ng Family Class. I've read worse cases but still got their visas.
4. Chat logs would do, but include other proofs, if meron pa.
5. Just explain in writing and sign it. Back it up with a proof that u live with ur parents so that would explain why ur bill is under ur father's name.
