Practical guides on online oath commissioning, the commissioner's role, and eligible documents — based on official information from the Government of Québec.
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Proof of relationship for immigration: what can a sworn declaration contain?
As part of a sponsorship or permanent residence application, IRCC requires proof of the relationship — and a sworn declaration can be part of it. Here's what to know.
IMM 0210 — Statutory declaration — relationship with an extended family member and residence in Canada: online oath commissioning
IMM 0210 (IRCC (Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada)): what this form is for, why it must be signed under oath, where to download it, and how to have it sworn online.
IMM 5990 — Statutory declaration — relationship of an extended family member in Canada: online oath commissioning
IMM 5990 (IRCC (Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada)): what this form is for, why it must be signed under oath, where to download it, and how to have it sworn online.
IMM 0208 — Statutory declaration of a supporter — foreign nationals affected by the conflict in Sudan: online oath commissioning
IMM 0208 (IRCC (Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada)): what this form is for, why it must be signed under oath, where to download it, and how to have it sworn online.
IMM 0191 — Statutory declaration — relationship between a Canadian citizen or permanent resident and a Ukrainian national: online oath commissioning
IMM 0191 (IRCC (Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada)): what this form is for, why it must be signed under oath, where to download it, and how to have it sworn online.
