What procedures does marriage immigration need?

Married immigrants in Canada, also known as spouse reunion immigrants, are the most common types of immigrants in Canada, accounting for the vast majority (70%-80%) of the annual immigration quota for family immigrants. Canadian couples' reunion immigration is mainly used for Canadian citizens or permanent residents living in Canada to guarantee their spouses or cohabiting partners to immigrate to Canada and live together with the sponsors in Canada.

Materials required:

One. Two printed copies of the guarantor's marriage certificate and the receipt of the previous year's tax return (except Quebec) for online payment. Copy of the front and back of Maple Leaf Card, work certificate (that is, employer's letter), bank deposit certificate (if the income is not high, the audit time will be extended, so providing your deposit certificate will increase your viability and help you shorten the audit time) (it is best to pay online, and the payment form of 540 1 generated after payment will be automatically sent to your mailbox-because there will be a login account to register (add) before payment. Application fee: 75 Canadian dollars for guarantor, 475 Canadian dollars for principal applicant, and 0/50 Canadian dollars for non-cohabiting married children under 22 years old. The fee for the main applicant to apply for permanent residence is 490 Canadian dollars. The 490 of permanent residents must be submitted together, so that the review speed is fast. (Quebec needs to pay extra)

Second, the applicant's marriage notarization, (household registration notarization-you and the applicant must be registered in the same household registration, and the marital status is married), (birth notarization is generally that the elderly can go to the street, community, unit or hospital where they were born, and you can also ask where your notarization was issued), (no crime notarization-six months' validity, and never notarized in advance/. I can only find a way to pull it myself), the birth notarization of the child, and the physical examination receipt of the hospital designated by the embassy. The applicant's ex-spouse notarized the power of attorney to allow the child to leave the country (valid for six months, preferably with no criminal record). Passport notarization (passport does not need notarization, just a copy)

3. Proof materials: this can be letters, emails, chat records and photos, or it can be a simple process in which the wife writes to the immigration officer to introduce the applicant's love experience. Plus the ticket to visit my wife in China, the photos and photos of the trip together are posted on A4 paper, with the name and time of the person written below. Phone lists, wedding photos, friends' party photos, travel photos, gift receipts, air tickets or train tickets for going out together, anything that can prove your relationship.

Four. Forms Canadians fill in three forms,1344,5481and 5540,5491,which are the last one of the application forms (these forms must be filled in).

5. As a domestic applicant, the woman should fill in four forms 008, 5669, 5406 and 5490, and then fill in (3903 List Form-required by the domestic embassy) (these forms are necessary). /kloc-children aged 0/2, fill in forms 5669 and 5406 (according to the actual situation), and prepare 5 photos of the applicant according to the photo requirements in Form B of 3903.