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This tutorial explains how to fill out the family immigration form IMM 5645 for Canadian visa applications. The longer version of this tutorial can be found here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PmkETyKTln0
It covers names in other languages, special characters, limited space etc.
In this video we're going to see how to fill out properly the family
information form. Now if you have any questions regarding this form you can
enter them in the comment. As you can see here we have the type of
applications and this form is actually valid for many purposes.
We're going to use visitor visa because we're in the visitor visa series but
you're going to use the same form whether you're doing a worker
application, student or even permanent residency.
Very important here, the government of Canada will use this form
over and over again to check that you're actually saying the truth
by comparing former applications if you do many.
So make sure you read the instructions properly and you fill it out the right
way. There are some counterintuitive
questions and traps we don't want to fall into that and I'll show you how to
do it properly. Alright so let's get started. First how
to download this form you're going to find the link in the description click
on it and if by chance you come on a page like
this or the page that says please wait no worries just come here to
the top right corner you click download and then you're going to have the pdf
document downloaded to your desktop and you open it with adobe and it
brings us back to here. Alright first section is for the
applicant this is you filling out the form for your family
or yourself so you enter your name please here enter
your full name as it is written in your passport
that's really important do not miss anything
you're going to enter your marital status here we have all the different
possible type of marital status common law means that you are living
with your conjugal partner under the same roof for at least one
year and you're able to prove it here we have your date of birth your
country of birth your present address where you're living at the moment
and your present occupation this first section is for the applicant
and the second is for the spouse or common law partner
so if you're not married or if you're single you do not have to fill out this
and i'm going to show you later on why it's important to pay attention
this section is about the mother and this one is about the father
if your mother or father are deceased you're going to enter here deceased
and not applicable under present occupation
and for each of the family member you're going to state whether or not they're
going to be accompanying you in canada here this is where it's tricky under
note one if no spouse or common law partner is
listed in section a read and sign below that means that if
you don't have a spouse or a common law partner
then you sign and you date if that's the case if you enter the spouse or common
law partner you need to leave this field blank now we
move to section b section b concern your children so here
you're going to enter the name of the children their marital status
the relationship you put child if they're your children or stepchild
depending on the relationship the date of birth the country of birth
same thing the present address and the present occupation
not applicable if they're children and here whether or not they're going to be
accompanying you to canada you do that for up to four children if
you have more than four children then you're going to need to add an
annex to this document call it section b annex with the same format where you
have to add all your children all right we're going to take an example
where the applicant has no children in this case you're going to leave this
thing blank and because you left it blank
here you're going to have to sign so you enter your name and you enter
the date here now we're going to move to the last table that's section c and it
concerns brothers and sisters remember include
all brothers and sisters all have brothers and sisters and step
brothers and sisters so you got to make sure you
include everybody if you come from a large family don't worry you can bring
this document twice and fill it out properly again make sure
that for every sister that you have or every brother you enter
their name their marital status the relationship the date of birth the
country of birth the present address the present
occupation and whether or not they'll be joining you in canada
once you finish with every information here
then you're going to be able to sign and date
and your information is complete this document
is not really smart in a way that you probably need to print it
fill it out manually and then scan it and upload it as a pdf document because
it doesn't have the functionalities that the new pdfs have
it's the latest version that's from may 2018
but still there are some fields that you won't be able to fill out from the
computer for example the signature you have to
do it by hand now if you have any question regarding
this form you can enter them in the comment
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we're going to see how to fill out the schedule one for the imm5257 form
that's for visitor visa and till then and stay tuned stay healthy and i'll
talk to you very soon cheers