So im filling out a form that requires both the principle applicant and sponsor, but in some questions it makes it so confusing as to how to describe who did what. How am i going to describe my wife doing something, if its for both of us? its easier to describe us as "we" but "her" or "him" how else can we say who did what? Do we have to use our real names?
Describing each other?
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I am the sponsor and my wife is the applicant. Here's how we answered the relationship questions.
Because it really comes down to the applicant convincing the immigration officer, we tried to stay consistent and write answers from the applicant's point of view. We used this kind of structure throughout.
I, the applicant, did <event> with my husband, the sponsor, etc etc.
Jordo, my husband and the sponsor, visited me (the applicant) during the Christmas holidays and together we spent time with my (the applicant's) family.
Yes, it looks and sounds clunky, but it's also clear who is being talked about.
Because it really comes down to the applicant convincing the immigration officer, we tried to stay consistent and write answers from the applicant's point of view. We used this kind of structure throughout.
I, the applicant, did <event> with my husband, the sponsor, etc etc.
Jordo, my husband and the sponsor, visited me (the applicant) during the Christmas holidays and together we spent time with my (the applicant's) family.
Yes, it looks and sounds clunky, but it's also clear who is being talked about.
doesn't matter. these guys have college degrees and can understand written English than most of us anyway. keep it simple, short, and straight to the point. all they need to know are the details. grammar does not matter, "correctness" of who is PA or sponsor does not matter. just make sure it is understandable, then you'll be good. like:
"My wife visited me once a year, usually every June. Her family all our friends were there during the wedding." -> so the VO knows. "oh ok so this sounds like the husband is telling the story, and looking at the application, he is the principal applicant. ok i get it."
(notice i purposely made grammatical errors but it is still understandable)
ez
"My wife visited me once a year, usually every June. Her family all our friends were there during the wedding." -> so the VO knows. "oh ok so this sounds like the husband is telling the story, and looking at the application, he is the principal applicant. ok i get it."
(notice i purposely made grammatical errors but it is still understandable)
ez
It isnt a grammar test so this really isn't that important.
At one point i was thinking about how i should be writing things then i realised that it really didnt matter. As long as the information is clear and accurate.
At one point i was thinking about how i should be writing things then i realised that it really didnt matter. As long as the information is clear and accurate.