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What documents do I need. An immigration officer will interview you to ensure that you meet their requirements. However, it is important to bring as much original documentation as possible. However, copies are acceptable if the originals are held by United States immigration authorities. The most important documents that you should bring include: For You and Each Family Member with You: • Birth certificate and • Passport or • Driver’s license, national identity card or other photo ID documentation from your native country. For Your Anchor Relative: • Birth certificate and • Birth certificates to prove relationship and • Evidence of status in Canada For Marriages: • Marriage certificate or • (Common law) Proof of cohabitation including leases, bills sent to either or both partners at the same address, bank statements or any other documents showing names and common addresses. • If you have been married less than one year, you must bring proof of your relationship. This may include proof of cohabitation or additional documentation such as photos, letters, and other correspondence. For Children: In addition to identity documents, a child under the age of 18 traveling alone, or with person(s) other than both parents, should be in possession of a letter from the absent parent(s)/legal guardian containing authorization for the child to travel with another person and to enter Canada. The name and telephone number of the parents/guardian should be in the authorization letter. Adoptive parents, legal guardians or persons separated or divorced are advised to keep legal and other relevant documents available in order to clarify custody rights. NOTE: You do not need evidence of financial support from your anchor relative.
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