What materials are required for Canadian family reunification immigration? The materials for Canadian family reunification immigration include application forms, identification documents, proof of relationship with the guarantor in Canada, police clearance certificates, medical examination forms, photographs, and declarations for family members not accompanying the immigrant, as detailed below:
. Forms:
(1) IMM1344B form (Guarantor Agreement) - signed by the principal applicant after completion by the guarantor;
(2) IMM0008 (Application Form) - filled out by the principal applicant;
(3) SCHEDULE 1 (Appendix 1) - filled out by the principal applicant and family members over 18 years old;
(4) IMM5490 form (Spouse Questionnaire) - filled out by the principal applicant;
(5) IMM5406 form (Additional Family Information) - filled out by the principal applicant and family members over 18 years old;
(6) IMM5476 form (Authorization of Representative) - filled out by the principal applicant.
. Photographs:
(1) Provide recent, front-facing, bare-headed photographs of the principal applicant and children, 5 photos per person (black and white or color), not stapled anywhere, placed in an envelope (must be provided regardless of whether accompanying the application);
(2) Background must be pure white;
(3) Write the name and date of birth in English on the back;
(4) Dimensions: 45MM*35MM;
. Proof of relationship with the guarantor in Canada:
(1) If sponsored by a spouse, provide proof of your relationship with the guarantor, such as wedding photos, travel photos, correspondence (including stamped envelopes), phone bills showing contact, online chat records, etc.;
(2) The provided photographs must not be bound or placed in albums, frames, or other boxes. Do not provide videotapes, discs, electronic greeting cards, or other similar materials;
(3) Proof of visits by the guarantor, such as flight stubs, boarding passes, passport copies with entry and exit records, etc.
. Identification documents:
(1) Birth certificates/notarized documents for the principal applicant and children;
(2) Marriage certificate/notarized document;
(3) Adoption or guardianship certificates/notarized documents for children;
(4) Copies of the personal information pages of the principal applicant's and children's passports;
(5) Notarized household registration documents for the entire family;
(6) Applicants over 16 years old must provide notarized proof of marital status (married, single, etc.);
(7) Children over 22 years old must provide proof of education and transcripts since turning 22, with a letter from the school stating the number of class hours per day and how many days per week, provide college entrance exam results, and proof/notarization of continued financial support from parents after turning 22.
5. Police clearance certificate
(1) Notarized proof of no criminal record in China;
(2) Original police clearance certificates from all countries outside of China where the applicant has resided for more than 6 months, for individuals over 18 years old, sent directly to the Canadian embassy by the issuing authority.
6. Medical examination results:
The applicant and accompanying children must submit medical examination results at the time of application, completed at designated hospitals.