Hello everyone!
me and my common law partner are about to send our inland sponsorship application, but there is one thing which I am really stressed about because I think it may confuse the officer and in result cause problem with our application. Any help would be hugely appreciated!!
We live together now for 1,5 years in Montreal. We rent a studio which is on the "back" of our landlord apartment. We share the patio with him. We have separate entrance from the back street, but all the correspondence goes to his doors, and then he gives it to us. In the lease (on my partners name) the landlord had put our place mentioned as "apartment A", so the address would be number of street + street name + app. A - like "123 Union Street App. A". But we never really put A, since correspondence goes through him anyway, so for most of our correspondence it looks like just "123 Union Street".
So, as a proof of cohabitation we have
1. lease from last years on my partners name, and in the lease there is "123 Union Street App. A"
2. new lease starting july this year with my partner and my name on it, with "123 Union Street App. A"
3. all the correspondence coming on my name, my partners name or for us both on the address "123 Union Street" (no apartment indicated)
4. notarized letter from landlord saying that we have been living together in Apartment A under the address "123 Union Street" but then also notarized explanation from him that him and us in fact live under the same address, and "A" is for the lease purpose.
5. Plus, when I was applying for extension of my visitor visa in February I've put "123 Union Street" as my contact information, without the "A", so they already have this address in their database if such exists (when they sent me my extension of visitor record, they sent it to "123 Union Street")
I'm just wondering if in all the forms which we have to fill we should add this "A" or leave the Appartment/Unit section blank? On one hand the "A" is in the lease, but on the other all of our correspondence (also from Immigration), which we attach as a proof of address, is without it, just with street number....
me and my common law partner are about to send our inland sponsorship application, but there is one thing which I am really stressed about because I think it may confuse the officer and in result cause problem with our application. Any help would be hugely appreciated!!
We live together now for 1,5 years in Montreal. We rent a studio which is on the "back" of our landlord apartment. We share the patio with him. We have separate entrance from the back street, but all the correspondence goes to his doors, and then he gives it to us. In the lease (on my partners name) the landlord had put our place mentioned as "apartment A", so the address would be number of street + street name + app. A - like "123 Union Street App. A". But we never really put A, since correspondence goes through him anyway, so for most of our correspondence it looks like just "123 Union Street".
So, as a proof of cohabitation we have
1. lease from last years on my partners name, and in the lease there is "123 Union Street App. A"
2. new lease starting july this year with my partner and my name on it, with "123 Union Street App. A"
3. all the correspondence coming on my name, my partners name or for us both on the address "123 Union Street" (no apartment indicated)
4. notarized letter from landlord saying that we have been living together in Apartment A under the address "123 Union Street" but then also notarized explanation from him that him and us in fact live under the same address, and "A" is for the lease purpose.
5. Plus, when I was applying for extension of my visitor visa in February I've put "123 Union Street" as my contact information, without the "A", so they already have this address in their database if such exists (when they sent me my extension of visitor record, they sent it to "123 Union Street")
I'm just wondering if in all the forms which we have to fill we should add this "A" or leave the Appartment/Unit section blank? On one hand the "A" is in the lease, but on the other all of our correspondence (also from Immigration), which we attach as a proof of address, is without it, just with street number....
