Hi everyone,
I'm a Canadian citizen and my common-law partner is from South Korea. We're currently working on our application but I have a few questions regarding country specific requirements.
On the CIC website, it states that Korean nationals must provide a "Family Relation Certificate" and a "Marriage Relation Certificate". We're common-law and not married so is it necessary to provide a "Marriage Relation Certificate"? I read in a previous post that since they are common-law, they didn't need to submit the Marriage Relation Certificate. I'm hoping someone can confirm this for me. Thanks in advance!
I'm a Canadian citizen and my common-law partner is from South Korea. We're currently working on our application but I have a few questions regarding country specific requirements.
On the CIC website, it states that Korean nationals must provide a "Family Relation Certificate" and a "Marriage Relation Certificate". We're common-law and not married so is it necessary to provide a "Marriage Relation Certificate"? I read in a previous post that since they are common-law, they didn't need to submit the Marriage Relation Certificate. I'm hoping someone can confirm this for me. Thanks in advance!