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Hi all,
My dependent(wife) has a deceased sister who was born in 1979 and had passed away in 1984. She did not have her own passport as it was not necessary in those days to have passport of babies. Babies names were instead added to the passport of the parents. She does not have a death certificate either and it will probably be very difficult to obtain a death certificate now considering that she was a resident of Kuwait then. My wife's family moved back to their native country(india) in 2006 permanently.
My questions is - Should I mention the deceased sister in the 'family' section of personal details in the application?
mrinmoy said:
Hi all,
My dependent(wife) has a deceased sister who was born in 1979 and had passed away in 1984. She did not have her own passport as it was not necessary in those days to have passport of babies. Babies names were instead added to the passport of the parents. She does not have a death certificate either and it will probably be very difficult to obtain a death certificate now considering that she was a resident of Kuwait then. My wife's family moved back to their native country(india) in 2006 permanently.
My questions is - Should I mention the deceased sister in the 'family' section of personal details in the application?
Yes, you mention the deceased sister. She's still a family member even if deceased. You simply put in her date of birth and date of death. We had to do this with my deceased son.
DollyM said:
Yes, you mention the deceased sister. She's still a family member even if deceased. You simply put in her date of birth and date of death. We had to do this with my deceased son.
Thanks for your prompt response, Dolly.
Did CIC ask you for any paper work for your deceased son? I am asking because we don't have a death certificate for the sister and will most likely be very difficult to obtain one now if not impossible.
mrinmoy said:
Thanks for your prompt response, Dolly.
Did CIC ask you for any paper work for your deceased son? I am asking because we don't have a death certificate for the sister and will most likely be very difficult to obtain one now if not impossible.
No. I just put in the dates
mrinmoy said:
Thanks for your prompt response, Dolly.
Did CIC ask you for any paper work for your deceased son? I am asking because we don't have a death certificate for the sister and will most likely be very difficult to obtain one now if not impossible.
You are not required to submit the sister's death certificate.
Thanks for your replies @DollyM and @canuck_in_uk
DollyM said:
No. I just put in the dates
what should I put as the 'country of residence'? She was residing in Kuwait at that time and she had the legal right to reside in Kuwait. However, she was a citizen of India.
mrinmoy said:
what should I put as the 'country of residence'? She was residing in Kuwait at that time and she had the legal right to reside in Kuwait. However, she was a citizen of India.
either is fine....
mrinmoy said:
what should I put as the 'country of residence'? She was residing in Kuwait at that time and she had the legal right to reside in Kuwait. However, she was a citizen of India.
You answered your own question there. She was residing in Kuwait at that time, so her residence was Kuwait. Her citizenship was NOT the question.
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