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| Subject: Specifics of attaching answer sheets to forms |
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The explanation of how to label attached answer sheets to the immigration forms is very vague and unclear.
The Guide To Sponsorship states the following:
"Make sure you indicate the forms title and the number or letter of the question you are answering. Write your name and the page number at the top left corner of each additional sheet."
This leaves me with more questions than answers about how to label the attached sheets.
Firstly, do they mean to label the page numbers of the attached sheets, e.g. do they mean page 1, 2, 3, etc. of my answers, or page 1, 2, 3, etc. of where the question is located in the IMM form ?
Secondly, the way it is written makes it sound like they want the IMM title before every single answer, even if there are several attached answers to one specific IMM form. Is this accurate, or do they just want the IMM label at the top of the page ?
Thirdly, do they want just the IMM NNNN label, or do they want the title written out in full as well, such as "Sponsored Spouse / Partner Questionnaire" ?
I don´t want our sponsorship package to be returned due to some silly mislabeling issue, and I have heard of people being sent back their package for equally irrelevant reasons !
The more we delve into Canadian Immigration, the more we see just how ridiculously picky AND unclear they are with just about everything.
Any help from those that have successfully *completed* the immigration process using attached sheets would be appreciated, thanks.
Lilibeth & Raven
[12-10-2005,08:43]
[***.213.130.116]
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(in reply to: Specifics of attaching answer sheets to forms)
Hi Lilibeth.
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Regards,
Dennis Caul
Per: Crarer Law Office
[12-10-2005,14:06]
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Dennis Caul |
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