Spouse, applying for study permit

[lionpowder]

When applying for Study Permit, I have a few questions.
My spouse and I are going to study in Canada at the same time, both been accepted to University. When we apply for Study Permit, what should we choose for the below two questions?

We are confused because if we chose "No", then we don't need to provide any letter of acceptance.

1. Are you a spouse, common-law partner or child of certain skilled worker or of certain full time international student that has or will have status in Canada
2. Are you accompanying a family member that has status in Canada, or has recently been approved to come to Canada?

 

[lionpowder]

Any suggestions for anyone who apply? Or should I write to the office to ask?

 

[neelpatel19071994]

I have exactly same situation as yours.
And I answered No in both questions .

 

[SociologyStudent]

My wife and I are in the same situation. We decided to answer "Yes", but it's really weird that they don't ask for the letter of acceptance. Has any of you had any update?

 

[good boy]

My wife and I are in the same situation. We decided to answer "Yes", but it's really weird that they don't ask for the letter of acceptance. Has any of you had any update?

Hi

I think it would be reasonable to attach spouse's acceptance letter along with your LOE.