i just want to ask i got 2 wedding ceremonys that was happened but were the same person with two registry number, one is a civil marriage and the second was done at house. I'm applying for a permanent residency, What can you advise do you think it would be ok if i will declare both?
two wedding ceremonys
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plumosa
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declare both and write a letter/note explaining each and why they were done. we were officially married with just the two of us and then had another ceremony for the family several months later (while the application was already in process). We just mailed in the extra evidence once our 2nd ceremony was finished. Your situation is even less complicated than mine, so you'll be fine!
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i had a religious ceremony, the court marriage and then a whole bunch of parties and 2 of them 300+ guests. (total of 7 ceremonies)
I had one civil ceremony, and one upcoming church ceremony. as per the lawyer we ask the binding one is the civil and the other ceremonies are only supporting. we submitted receipt of downpayment for wedding suppliers.
Is it really a ceremony, or just a celebration? That's a difference.
For CIC I suppose the wedding in court is most important, since that's the real legal marriage. Any other marriage ceremony could be illegal (or simply not recognized) if you don't marry the same person also in court.
On the other hand: any other ceremonies or parties are good evidence to proove that your relationship is genuine!
For CIC I suppose the wedding in court is most important, since that's the real legal marriage. Any other marriage ceremony could be illegal (or simply not recognized) if you don't marry the same person also in court.
On the other hand: any other ceremonies or parties are good evidence to proove that your relationship is genuine!