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Hi, In the checklist IMM 5533, part b, "Supporting documents for Sponsored persons", section '5. Photos' (on page 6): The checklist asks for photos for each of your accompanying family members and yourself. I assume that means sponsored family members only? If my spouse (the sponsor) and my...

Thanks It's a bit difficult for me to show ties because we'all be living with my parents for 3 months before going out there and that will be the address I come back to if the approval isn't done in the 6 months. I'm self employed so again, coming back isn't a problem for me but it's hard to...

Anyone in the midst of spousal sponsorship, travel to Canada on an ETA and have their allowable 6 months cut short or outrightly refused entry? I'd like to book a fulll 6 months in Canada whilst I await the results of the spousal sponsorship application (both my husband our two daughters are...

Thank you, this is very helpful. I've contacted the school to speak to them about this but they don't provide an official 'school record' however they are going to write a headed letter to the embassy confirming the children's full names, dates of birth and that they've been attending the school...

I'm applying for proof of citizenship for my two,children aged 9 & 10 and I've been asked to provide 2 forms of ID for them (one with a photograph). We have their English passports but no other form of ID. In the U.K. they don't have insurance cards, residents cards or health cards, so what...

Thanks again. I'm from the UK so I think the ETA process is the same. I saw the extension link on the cic site. A very full and helpful answer thanks, I appreciate the advice.

Thanks for your quick response, I thought that might be the case. So would I just have to apply for a normal visa (up to 6 months)? Seems really sad that my husband's mother could come out for up to 2 years but his wife (of 15 years) can only stay up to 6 months :(

My husband and our two kids are citizens (we are currently in the process of obtaining their proof of citizenship & passports). None of us have lived in Canada but are currently buying a house there. We've applied for spousal sponsorship for me, we won't have a mortgage when we move there & we...

So sorry if this has been covered elsewhere but I struggled to find my circumstances in the forum. Backstory: My husband has Canadian citizenship (his father being born there) but he's never lived in Canada. Our girls are luckily eligible for Canadian citizenship but don't as yet have the proof...