Photos: Ask a photographer to provide you with a set of photos of yourself and each of your family members included in your application, whether they will be accompanying you or not.
Ok...It says to include pictures of all family members, even if they are not going to accompany you. Neither of my children belong to my husband (the Canadian). The oldest one has not communicated with me in well over 10 years...I have no clue where he lives (his choice...long dramatic story) and my other child will be under 22 when we apply for immigration and she lives with us. Her photo is not a problem. My son...that's the issue. He's married, that much I know since his biological dad tells me snippets of news from time to time about him. He will be in his 30's when we apply. Soooo...I guess my question is this: What do I do if I cannot (and most likely won't be able to) obtain a photo of him for the application? Has anyone been in this kind of situation? Anyone have a clue as to what this might do to the application?
Sigh.
Ok...It says to include pictures of all family members, even if they are not going to accompany you. Neither of my children belong to my husband (the Canadian). The oldest one has not communicated with me in well over 10 years...I have no clue where he lives (his choice...long dramatic story) and my other child will be under 22 when we apply for immigration and she lives with us. Her photo is not a problem. My son...that's the issue. He's married, that much I know since his biological dad tells me snippets of news from time to time about him. He will be in his 30's when we apply. Soooo...I guess my question is this: What do I do if I cannot (and most likely won't be able to) obtain a photo of him for the application? Has anyone been in this kind of situation? Anyone have a clue as to what this might do to the application?
Sigh.
I have to admit, for a moment there when I read that (I've read so much lately) I was worried this would cause problems.