Can someone please tell me what documents does my spouse for completing all the formalities of immigration when i sponsor her ???
I have tried the CIC website, but haven't been able to find a comprehensive list of her documents that i will need.
Any help will be appreciated.
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I applied for my wife's sponsorship on March30th, 2006 . Now my sponsorship application has been approved on May8th and her immigrant application is in process now. Below are the documents I enclosed with sponsorship and immigrant application. Hope this info is helpful
Kishore
Sponsorship application
Supporting documents:
Employment documents and Bank statements
T4, T4A and T5 forms for the year 2005
Photocopy of Permanent Resident Card (Front and Back)
Confirmation of Permanent residence
Photocopy old and new passports
Copy of marriage invitation and marriage certificate
Copy of Social Insurance card (Front and Back)
Immigrant' application:
Supporting Documents
Part - One
• Photocopies of marks lists and degree certificates of Secondary School, Intermediate, other degrees).
• Photocopies of Work Experience
• Original of IMM1017 (Medical Report (Section-A)) and Receipt of medical examination bill.
• Original police clearance certificates
• Photocopies of all pages of passport
• Photocopies of residence and nativity certificate and household card issued by the Government
• Copy of marriage certificate
• Copy of marriage invitation in English
• Copy of marriage invitation in my native language, Telugu (Translation copy signed by notary is attached)
• Copy of the rent receipt of Marriage hall (where marriage was held) (This receipt is in Telugu, my native language. So a true translation copy signed by notary is attached)
Supporting Documents
Part - Two
• Photos (Engagement, Marriage, Reception and Honeymoon trip)
• Phone bills form my spouse to me and phone bills showing contact between my spouse’s and my family.
• E-mail contacts between me and my spouse
• Hand written letters from me to my spouse
• Congratulatory greeting cards and telegrams from friends and relatives of my spouse’s family to me and my spouse
• Indian railways tickets of our honeymoon trip and corresponding hotel-stay bills
• Air ticket, boarding passes and travel itineraries of my spouse’s travel to India form Canada
• Cash receipts and credit-card bills of gifts given by my spouse
Kakanik,
Thanks a lot.
it is really helpful.
i would like to know though, what are the minimum requirements, what if i am not going to have an elaborate marriage and all, if its gonna be a court/civil marriage (whatever that's called), and i wont be goin on a honeymoon right away.
I do understand that the more proff i show, the better it is, but what are the official minimum requirements ?
Thanks a lot once again.
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But I refuse to be blown off my feet by any.
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Posted on: 22-05-06 14:48:00
First of all, you have to tell the board if you will be marrying on a work permit or on a PR visa.
If it is PR visa and a first marriage, it is the most easiest of all sponserships. If this were to happen in my case, i would show letters for atleast 1 year (dating , as they call in Canada- I would cook up letters for this period. When cooking up letters dated a year back, try to make the letter look a year old by crumpling it, folding it, ironing it etc...). I would also do all other stuff as told by the other individual in this board. The more evidence the easier it is to get.
There are officially no minimum requirements for documents except for the only factor that the visa officer has to be convinced. So try to cook up other stuff which is in the list given by the other individual.
In my view, this is needed obsolutely :
1. Engagement (cards/pictures)
2. Wedding (card/Pictures)
3. Correspondence (phone/e-mail/snail mail-for 1 year or atleast 6 months-in the correspondence, tell about how parents fixed your marriage as per indian tradition)
4. Name change in the passport to reflect your family name/ first name/ last name to the lady spouse)
5. Copies of telegrams / e-mails that congradualte your wedding
6. Gifts given to spouse by on line shopping stores
TK
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Originally posted by tamilkuravan
First of all, you have to tell the board if you will be marrying on a work permit or on a PR visa.
If it is PR visa and a first marriage, it is the most easiest of all sponserships. If this were to happen in my case, i would show letters for atleast 1 year (dating , as they call in Canada- I would cook up letters for this period. When cooking up letters dated a year back, try to make the letter look a year old by crumpling it, folding it, ironing it etc...). I would also do all other stuff as told by the other individual in this board. The more evidence the easier it is to get.
There are officially no minimum requirements for documents except for the only factor that the visa officer has to be convinced. So try to cook up other stuff which is in the list given by the other individual.
In my view, this is needed obsolutely :
1. Engagement (cards/pictures)
2. Wedding (card/Pictures)
3. Correspondence (phone/e-mail/snail mail-for 1 year or atleast 6 months-in the correspondence, tell about how parents fixed your marriage as per indian tradition)
4. Name change in the passport to reflect your family name/ first name/ last name to the lady spouse)
5. Copies of telegrams / e-mails that congradualte your wedding
6. Gifts given to spouse by on line shopping stores
TK
I feel Canadian rules should take into account that most South Asian marriages are arranged marriages where the guy and and girl don't 'date' and/or sleep together before marriage like over here.
I don't understand why the Visa officers in CHC delhi are not trained to understand the cultural sensitivities of South Asians when they ask genuine applicants stupid questions about their marriage. Some one needs to take initiative and take up this issue with their local MP.
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The Visa officers in CHc Delhi are very much Desis like you or me or everyone else 
They are there to ensure no fraud happens. wasnt it this site where i read a couple of days back that a desi guy guy from here was married to a desi gal here and still he n his wife made a deal with some desi woman back home to sponser her for money. See now thats what they want to avoid.
