Payment of fees-online

[challenger485]

Hi
I am in Canada and sponsoring my wife. My wife is is currently in India. When I tried to pay fees online, I saw two section:
1) Family Class
2)Spouse and Common Law Partner In Canada Class

Which section should I choose to pay fees online.

Thanks alot

 

[nyssa]

You are applying outland, therefore "Family Class". The second option is for in-land applications, thus "Spouse and Common Law Partner IN Canada Class" though I do see how it can be confusing. Good luck!

 

[challenger485]

hey thanks.

I will select first option.

 

[challenger485]

I have one more question. Can I write name, address, date on receipt by hand or do I have to type? And I have to include my name as a payer, i mean information of sponsor, right?

 

[nyssa]

By hand is perfectly fine, I didn't even know you could type it! Sponsor information goes on the receipt. Fill in Client ID Number ONLY if you have one (I think you do if you were a PR yourself? Not sure). If you do not have one, leave it blank.

 

[challenger485]

hey thanks alot.

I think I have client ID on PR card. On PR card, There is id no.: 8 digit

is it client id?

 

[nyssa]

I'm not sure, challenger. Try searching on the forum, or hopefully someone else will pop on here. Good luck!

 

[rjessome]

hey thanks alot.

I think I have client ID on PR card. On PR card, There is id no.: 8 digit

is it client id?

No, you don't write that there. Client ID is for/if the applicant (the person being sponsored) had received any sort of immigration document in the past. They are issued a client ID. This form is generic. It's also used for other immigration applications. For example, a foreign student now applying for a post-grad work permit. They would put their client ID in this space. If the person you are sponsoring has never had any immigration document from Canada, leave it blank.