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You need the originals of the beneficiary’s documents (The Canadian) and your original marriage certificate.  Photocopies of the petitioner documents are accepted. To be honest, they never asked to see my petitioner’s identity documents, nor our co-sponsor’s.  

You need the originals of the beneficiary’s documents (The Canadian) and your original marriage certificate.  Photocopies of the petitioner documents are accepted. To be honest, they never asked to see my petitioner’s identity documents, nor our co-sponsor’s.  

You need the originals of the beneficiary’s documents (The Canadian) and your original marriage certificate.  Photocopies of the petitioner documents are accepted. To be honest, they never asked to see my petitioner’s identity documents, nor our co-sponsor’s.  

If you were interested in something closer to the consulate, I stayed at the Holiday Inn on Rene Levesque Blvd. It had a mini fridge in the room and a grocery store around the corner and up the block (directly across from the Bell Centre) It was $115/night. I stayed 8 nights and was able to eat cheaply by eating sandwiches for most suppers. I had my usual yogurt and fruit for breakfasts and then had snacky things like nuts and granola. I also bought those little packages of boiled eggs, so had those for breakfast or lunch.  I realized near the end of my stay, there was a microwave in the lobby area, so if you wanted to buy a packaged meal at the Provigo and warm it up, it is an option. Could also get ramen in a cup and get hot water from the Kuerig in the room 😂. I made sure to bring a set of plastic cutlery with me and a container to mix my yogurt etc. I even brought a tiny bottle of dish soap to wash cutlery and fruit lol