2 names

[dream99]

I grew up in Canada and I have an english name and japanese name. All my primary ID's have my japanese name on them but ID's like Credit card, bank, card etc. is in my english name. My english name was not registered or anything.

Would this be a problem in the spousal application in any way?

[wilson]

As you grew up in Canada you are already a citizen. What is the name used in your citizenship ID and Canadian passport. You have to use that name.

[dream99]

As you grew up in Canada you are already a citizen. What is the name used in your citizenship ID and Canadian passport. You have to use that name.

I'm not a citizen, I was born in Japan but moved to Canada at a young age and grew up there. I'm still a PR. My PR card and Japanese passport is in my Japanese name. But I'm just wondering if my english name will affect me in any way. It is not registered. Most of my ID in Canada is in my english name but, as I said, my primary IDs are in Japanese.

[Kedeisha]

I'm not a citizen, I was born in Japan but moved to Canada at a young age and grew up there. I'm still a PR. My PR card and Japanese passport is in my Japanese name. But I'm just wondering if my english name will affect me in any way. It is not registered. Most of my ID in Canada is in my english name but, as I said, my primary IDs are in Japanese.

go with the 1 on your passport as that is an official ID hopefully your health card mathes and your SIN match

[dream99]

go with the 1 on your passport as that is an official ID hopefully your health card mathes and your SIN match

Yeah they do! Thanks

[canadianwoman]

Just include your English name on the forms in the answer to the question "Do you have any other names?" You can explain the situation as well.