I am divorced. I have a son, 12 years old. I married a Canadian this year. Now I want to apply for husband and wife reunion immigration. What notarization do my son and I need to do?

The notarized information about the reunion of couples in Canada (according to your situation) is as follows:

1。 Notarization of the marriage certificate of you and your Canadian spouse.

2。 Notarization of applicant's household registration book. I need to emphasize an important issue here: notarization is to pay attention to your marital status.

3。 Notarization of your criminal record. I'm going to the notary office.

4,。 Notarization of your and your child's birth certificates.

5。 Notarization of your ex-husband's statement that you agree to take your 12-year-old son to live in Canada with you. Canadian immigrants have a corresponding format in the notary office and do not need to write it themselves. )

6. There are two forms of the same question (1). If you divorce your husband through an agreement pronounced by the court, there should be a "judgment" instead of a "divorce certificate". This judgment was submitted to the foreign-related civil affairs department when you remarried with your Canadian spouse. There is nothing to notarize! (2) On the contrary, if you divorce your ex-husband, there should be a divorce certificate and no "judgment". It should be noted that your Divorce Certificate needs to be notarized.

Remember: all the above information needs to be notarized at the notary office where your account is located. When you go to notarization, you need to tell them that it is to immigrate to Canada! I wrote a question that needs your attention in "()", so you must pay attention. You got it? That's basically it. Notarization in other aspects is used as supplementary proof materials! It depends on your personal needs! That's it! Good luck! Leray