Regarding IMM0008 Form for Immigration

[Garry_Parmar]

Q#1. Is that my spouse is Principal applicant in form IMM0008 ?

Q#2 In form# IMM008 on the date of Marriage, which date is preferred. Date of solemnization or date of marriage registration in India.

Q#3. Which document is required for “National identity Document”. Is that we can use Passport again or Adhaar card. But Adhaar card don’t have an “Issue date” and “Expiry date”.

Q#4. On page 3 of 5 what would be the intended occupation if my spouse is already working. I believe it requires to be “N/A” or I should leave it blank.

Q#5 In dependent section, is that Spouse of Principal applicant (me) required to fill my details in dependent section. I'm Canadian permanent resident.

 

[monkeys89]

If you are the PR, you are the sponsor. Your spouse is always the Principal Applicant.

The date of your wedding is the best date, but you may wish to use the date of registration in Alberta.

I'm not sure about National Identity Document.

Intended occupation is what your spouse intends to do when they arrive in Canada. If it's the same kind of work, write that in. Don't write N/A or leave it blank as that suggests that your spouse is not intending to work in Canada.

I don't believe you get listed as a dependent.

 

[Garry_Parmar]

Thank you 89, really appreciate your help. Thanx again for the prompt reply.

 

[monkeys89]

Thank you 89, really appreciate your help. Thanx again for the prompt reply.

For some reason above I wrote "date of registration in Alberta." That should be India.

 

[Garry_Parmar]

Thank you 89 for your help. But can you please confirm "To apply for spouse PR in India" what are the documents required. If you please provide the number. I just want to re-confirm with you. These are the forms I have filed.
IMM0008
IMM1344
IMM5406
IMM5532
IMM5533
IMM5669

All these forms I have filled from Principal applicant side except one form "Sponsorship declaration form". Can you please confirm if there are anymore forms I need to submit from my side as well. I'm the sponsor (PR in Canada).

 

[monkeys89]

Here's what the CIC site says:

Requirements – Spouse and dependent children (if applicable)
Application guide

• Our Basic Guide (IMM 5525) has information on how to prepare and submit your application.
• Detailed information such as how to fill out the forms, is in the Complete Guide (IMM 5289).

Checklist

• Document Checklist – Spouse (including dependent children of spouse) [IMM 5533] (PDF, 1.82 MB)Updated – June 2018
  • Use your checklist to make sure you include all the forms and documents you need.
  • Place the checklist on top, as a cover page for your application package

Forms for the sponsor to fill out

• Application to Sponsor, Sponsorship Agreement and Undertaking (IMM 1344) (PDF, 588.96 KB) October 2018
• Sponsorship Evaluation and Relationship Questionnaire (IMM 5532) (PDF, 2.21 MB) April 2017
• Use of a Representative [IMM 5476] (PDF, 648.31 KB) September 2015

For the person being sponsored (principal applicant):

• Generic Application Form for Canada [IMM 0008] (PDF, 553.33 KB) October 2018
• Additional Dependants/Declaration [IMM 0008DEP] (PDF, 433.80 KB) October 2018
• Additional Family Information [IMM 5406] (PDF, 570.00 KB) February 2018
• Schedule A – Background/Declaration [IMM 5669] (PDF, 597.99 KB) February 2018
• Use of a Representative [IMM 5476] (PDF, 648.31 KB) September 2015

Country specific requirements
India - Additional forms for residents

• Supplementary Information – Your travels [IMM 5562] (PDF, 1.76 MB) May 2004
  The principal applicant and all family members included in the application who are 18 years of age or older must complete this form.

India – Instruction(s) for documents

• Birth certificates issued in this country: If a birth is registered late, include the original baptism certificate and other original documents establishing identity such as:
  • Old school records (Fifth class, Middle standard and Matriculation/secondary school certificate), and
  • Voter's ID card.
• For divorces obtained in this country, please submit a complete divorce petition, a judgement and a Final divorce decree.
• Identity documents for adopted child with Indian passport: If any child on your application was adopted through customary law and not through courts, you must provide an explanation and proof of the adoption, such as:
  • Original adoption deed;
  • Photographs of the adoption ceremony;
  • Power of attorney documents, if applicable;
  • Evidence of contact and financial support with adoptive parents;
  • Letter of no objection from the Central Adoption Resource Agency (CARA), Ministry of Women and Child Development, Government of India. The guidelines which outline CARA requirements can be found at: www.cara.nic.in
  • For international adoptions, the competent authority of the child's residence and province of intended destination must declare in writing that they approve of the adoption as conforming to the Hague Convention.

 

[Garry_Parmar]

Appreciate your help 89 but can you please confirm one more things, is it necessary to have my (husband's) name on my spouse's passport before getting PCC for my spouse in India and before applying for my Spouse's PR in Canada. Once again thank you for giving me your precious time.

 

[monkeys89]

Appreciate your help 89 but can you please confirm one more things, is it necessary to have my (husband's) name on my spouse's passport before getting PCC for my spouse in India and before applying for my Spouse's PR in Canada. Once again thank you for giving me your precious time.

Canada doesn't care if you've taken your husbands name on your passport. Lots of people here never quite change their names after marriage.

 

[Garry_Parmar]

Really appreciate your help 89, last question ? Is it really necessary to change address on my spouse's passport. As now she is living in my house in India. Is it really helpful while applying for my Spouse PR ?

 

[monkeys89]

Do Indian passports print the address in them? If you are required to update your passport to include your current residential address, then do that. If you are not, then as long as you document her addresses appropriately, do not worry.

 

[Garry_Parmar]

Yes on Indian passports, address is always printed @ 1st page.