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Can I use a Church marriage certificate temporarily?
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This is my first post here but have been a lurker for a while. I am posting this after considerable use of the search engine not leading to much helpful info.
I and my wife got married under a Christian ceremony very recently, and as foolish as it may seem to many of you, we did not realize that a Church marriage is not considered legal.
It looks like I now have to fly back to India to register our marriage. The whole process will delay our application by at least a month or two (depending mainly on when I can fly out).
My question to you folks is this: Can I start the visa sponsorship process right now using the Church certificate, with a note in the application stating that I plan to send in the official government certificate once I get it?
This is my first post here but have been a lurker for a while. I am posting this after considerable use of the search engine not leading to much helpful info.
I and my wife got married under a Christian ceremony very recently, and as foolish as it may seem to many of you, we did not realize that a Church marriage is not considered legal.
It looks like I now have to fly back to India to register our marriage. The whole process will delay our application by at least a month or two (depending mainly on when I can fly out).
My question to you folks is this: Can I start the visa sponsorship process right now using the Church certificate, with a note in the application stating that I plan to send in the official government certificate once I get it?
This is my first post here but have been a lurker for a while. I am posting this after considerable use of the search engine not leading to much helpful info.
I and my wife got married under a Christian ceremony very recently, and as foolish as it may seem to many of you, we did not realize that a Church marriage is not considered legal.
It looks like I now have to fly back to India to register our marriage. The whole process will delay our application by at least a month or two (depending mainly on when I can fly out).
My question to you folks is this: Can I start the visa sponsorship process right now using the Church certificate, with a note in the application stating that I plan to send in the official government certificate once I get it?
Mate did CIC accept the certificate issued by the Church, ive submitted the same for my Express Entry profile and there ppl who say that its not acceptable.
Mate did CIC accept the certificate issued by the Church, ive submitted the same for my Express Entry profile and there ppl who say that its not acceptable.
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