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lovecanada1

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can Anyone tell me pls what shall I write on the marital status for my father as he is not alive. Shall I write N/A or married. Thanks
 
lovecanada1 said:
can Anyone tell me pls what shall I write on the marital status for my father as he is not alive. Shall I write N/A or married. Thanks

write "DECEASED"
 
lovecanada1 said:
can Anyone tell me pls what shall I write on the marital status for my father as he is not alive. Shall I write N/A or married. Thanks

I had the similar situation but with mother. In my additional family info form, i wrote "Married" & in schedule-1 (backgound decleration form), i have mentioned the "date of death".

So far, haven't faced any problem & my application has been approved by CIO, NS. In coming days, going to send the detailed application to VO, with same info.
 
I wrote on my step brother:

Marital status - never married
Present address - deceased (date)
 
I had to put date of birth and death of my father.
 
The reason to state marital status is to learn whether there is a possibility you might have half-siblings. Therefore potential immigrants.
For example - my father married two times after my mother. As a result I have two half-brothers and one step-brother (never-married, deceased).
Now, let's say my step-brother was married and had a child.
1. I sponsor my half-brother;
2. He sponsors his half-brother's child (my step-brother's).
3. He sponsors his half-sibling.

End of story
Even though my step-brother is deceased, his hypothetical children (my nobodies) could immigrate through me.