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hi everyone,
really busy over here with the application of my common-law partner who I am sponsoring. We live in Spain, but she is not a national citizen here and both of us pay taxes in Ireland as we work for an Irish company, she moved in with me last year, and we haven´t changed any of the utilities to her name, not even the address on her residency card here in Spain as she is European as has full rights here. I was now offered a great job back in Canada and I want to take her with me and suddenly we see ourselves in need to prove that she lives here. We do have mail addressed to her from the Spanish government to this address, family letters, invoices from amazon, registered mail etc but our question is, if we send in these originals, I mean we have the actual envelopes with the addresses and if something happens to the file we submit, we are left with nothing. Has anyone faced this situation before. Should we scan the documents, send that and explain to the CIC services that the originals are with us and will be presented upon request?
If anyone out there can shed some light on this matter we´d really appriciate it!
[25-09-2011,06:43]
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(in reply to: Sending in original documents)
notarized copies should work.
[25-09-2011,07:48]
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(in reply to: Sending in original documents)
if they have asked you for the originals .... then DO NOT make the mistake of NOT sending the originals. they might just reject your file.
they will return you the originals as soon as they are not needed.
don´t forget to keep of copy of everything you send them. both scanned and hard copy.
CIC is not irreparable enough to lose your originals (but in some case they have lost the complete files as well :)
[26-09-2011,14:02]
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