Form 47A, to include spouse ?
Jul 3rd 2003, 3:31 pm
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Form 47A, to include spouse ?
Form 47 A is meant for Dependent family members above 18 years of age.
Could some one please tell whether spouse is considered the dependent family member hence need to fill in Form 47 A ?
Thanks
Could some one please tell whether spouse is considered the dependent family member hence need to fill in Form 47 A ?
Thanks
Jul 3rd 2003, 3:36 pm
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Re: Form 47A, to include spouse ?
Originally posted by THYE.A.
Form 47 A is meant for Dependent family members above 18 years of age.
Could some one please tell whether spouse is considered the dependent family member hence need to fill in Form 47 A ?
Thanks
Form 47 A is meant for Dependent family members above 18 years of age.
Could some one please tell whether spouse is considered the dependent family member hence need to fill in Form 47 A ?
Thanks
your spouse is already included on the main application, so does't need to be included on 47A
cheers
Mel
Jul 3rd 2003, 4:32 pm
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Re: Form 47A, to include spouse ?
THYE.A. wrote in
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> Form 47 A is meant for Dependent family members above 18 years of age.
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> Could some one please tell whether spouse is considered the dependent
> family member hence need to fill in Form 47 A ?
Isn't your wife wife your co-applicant, normally?
Mike
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> Form 47 A is meant for Dependent family members above 18 years of age.
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> Could some one please tell whether spouse is considered the dependent
> family member hence need to fill in Form 47 A ?
Isn't your wife wife your co-applicant, normally?
Mike
Jul 4th 2003, 12:26 pm
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Re: Form 47A, to include spouse ?
In technical terms, there is a 'primary' applicant and the spouse and
other family members included on the application are 'secondary'
applicants.
Jeremy
>On 3 Jul 2003 10:32:28 -0600, Michael Hoffman
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>> Form 47 A is meant for Dependent family members above 18 years of age.
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>> Could some one please tell whether spouse is considered the dependent
>> family member hence need to fill in Form 47 A ?
>Isn't your wife wife your co-applicant, normally?
>Mike
This is not intended to be legal advice in any jurisdiction
other family members included on the application are 'secondary'
applicants.
Jeremy
>On 3 Jul 2003 10:32:28 -0600, Michael Hoffman
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>> Form 47 A is meant for Dependent family members above 18 years of age.
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>> Could some one please tell whether spouse is considered the dependent
>> family member hence need to fill in Form 47 A ?
>Isn't your wife wife your co-applicant, normally?
>Mike
This is not intended to be legal advice in any jurisdiction
Jul 4th 2003, 4:32 pm
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Jaj,
I do not catch you.
Are you saying that since spouse is the secondary applicant, hence the spouse need to fill in a Form 47 A ?
On the other hand, the Form 47 Sk already has quite a number of questionaires relating to spouse.
On the other hand again, reading the word `dependent ' literally, isn't it spouse be considered a dependent esp if the spouse does not have her own income ?
Confused......
Help please....
I do not catch you.
Are you saying that since spouse is the secondary applicant, hence the spouse need to fill in a Form 47 A ?
On the other hand, the Form 47 Sk already has quite a number of questionaires relating to spouse.
On the other hand again, reading the word `dependent ' literally, isn't it spouse be considered a dependent esp if the spouse does not have her own income ?
Confused......
Help please....
Jul 4th 2003, 5:27 pm
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Originally posted by THYE.A.
Are you saying that since spouse is the secondary applicant, hence the spouse need to fill in a Form 47 A ?
On the other hand, the Form 47 Sk already has quite a number of questionaires relating to spouse.
Are you saying that since spouse is the secondary applicant, hence the spouse need to fill in a Form 47 A ?
On the other hand, the Form 47 Sk already has quite a number of questionaires relating to spouse.
You apply with your wife/de-facto. Fill up Form 47SK. Your wife's details are included in Part C (Nov 2002 version). Assumption is that you're the main applicant and your wife is included as your spouse (what else?). Form 47A is not needed.
Scenario 2:
You apply as a single/unmarried person. Fill up Form 47SK. No spouse details. You later get married before visa grant, you fill up Form 1022 and Form 47A and send them to DIMIA.
Peter
Jul 4th 2003, 11:22 pm
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Re: Form 47A, to include spouse ?
Form 47A is needed:
a. to add a spouse after initial application;
b. for dependents over 18 in all circumstances.
It is not required when a spouse's details are included on form 47SK.
Jeremy
>On Fri, 04 Jul 2003 16:32:39 +0000, THYE.A. wrote:
>Jaj,
>I do not catch you.
>Are you saying that since spouse is the secondary applicant, hence the
>spouse need to fill in a Form 47 A ?
>On the other hand, the Form 47 Sk already has quite a number of
>questionaires relating to spouse.
>On the other hand again, reading the word `dependent ' literally, isn't
>it spouse be considered a dependent esp if the spouse does not have her
>own income ?
>Confused......
>Help please....
>--
>Posted via http://britishexpats.com
This is not intended to be legal advice in any jurisdiction
a. to add a spouse after initial application;
b. for dependents over 18 in all circumstances.
It is not required when a spouse's details are included on form 47SK.
Jeremy
>On Fri, 04 Jul 2003 16:32:39 +0000, THYE.A. wrote:
>Jaj,
>I do not catch you.
>Are you saying that since spouse is the secondary applicant, hence the
>spouse need to fill in a Form 47 A ?
>On the other hand, the Form 47 Sk already has quite a number of
>questionaires relating to spouse.
>On the other hand again, reading the word `dependent ' literally, isn't
>it spouse be considered a dependent esp if the spouse does not have her
>own income ?
>Confused......
>Help please....
>--
>Posted via http://britishexpats.com
This is not intended to be legal advice in any jurisdiction
