Marriage certificate issue

[Formah]

@legalfalcon I have a concern about my marriage certificate. The address specified on my marriage certificate as at date of marriage was the address were we stayed while we were much younger. The church lifted the addresses from the documents we submitted. We did not include the addresses on our address history because its been more than 10yrs since we last stayed there. And our marriage is just 3 years old. Is this going to cause a problem? Please I need your advise on this

 

[legalfalcon]

@legalfalcon I have a concern about my marriage certificate. The address specified on my marriage certificate as at date of marriage was the address were we stayed while we were much younger. The church lifted the addresses from the documents we submitted. We did not include the addresses on our address history because its been more than 10yrs since we last stayed there. And our marriage is just 3 years old. Is this going to cause a problem? Please I need your advise on this

The address on any of your document is not an issue as the document is not used to verify your address, rather just the purpose for which it was made, i.e. the registration of your marriage.

 

[Formah]

The address on any of your document is not an issue as the document is not used to verify your address, rather just the purpose for which it was made, i.e. the registration of your marriage.

Thank you so much @legalfalcon. Secondly, still on the same marriage certificate, one letter from my wife's first name was omitted, I am trying to get an affidavit to correct it. Do you think I should proceed or it is not going to be a problem?

 

[legalfalcon]

Thank you so much @legalfalcon. Secondly, still on the same marriage certificate, one letter from my wife's first name was omitted, I am trying to get an affidavit to correct it. Do you think I should proceed or it is not going to be a problem?

Ideally speaking all your official documents should have the correct spellings and details, and if not, then you should get them corrected. However, if the error is just because of a letter not being printed, or a typo, then you can just have an affidavit to verify it as long as all other details are correct.

 

[Formah]

Ideally speaking all your official documents should have the correct spellings and details, and if not, then you should get them corrected. However, if the error is just because of a letter not being printed, or a typo, then you can just have an affidavit to verify it as long as all other details are correct.

Thank you so much for clarifying.

 

[Formah]

@legalfalcon please I need clarification on this issue. The spouse to an applicant used a wrong NOC for express entry application. Though points were not received with spouse employment. Do you think this will cause a problem? Kindly advice. I will also appreciate if you could send me your email address for a document I want to share with you. My email is ehismann@yahoo.com