Welcome back, guys. In today's video, we will discuss in great detail all the forms and documents that need to be submitted in the Spousal Sponsorship application for Canada.
As everybody is running short of time in everything these days. I wanted to cover all these forms in as little time as possible by keeping all the obvious and unnecessary information out of the way.
These forms are readily available on the CIC website linked below that you can download and start filling up.
https://www.cic.gc.ca/english/informa...

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Timecodes
0:00 Intro
01:06 Forms discussed in this video
01:27 IMM 5533 Document checklist
11:53 IMM 1344 Application to Sponsor, Sponsorship Agreement and Undertaking
16:42 IMM 5532 Relationship Information and Sponsorship Evaluation
24:47 IMM 0008 Generic Application Form for Canada
28:54 IMM 0008 DEP Additional Dependents/Declaration Form
29:11 IMM 5406 Additional Family Information
30:19 IMM 5669 Schedule A Background/Declaration
33:27 IMM 5562 Supplementary information Your Travels
34:17 IMM 5476 Use of a Representative
35:44 EndNote







Dislcaimer : I am not an immigration lawyer and the info provided is based on my personal experience.

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