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You also must meet Ontario residency requirements to apply for OSAP. You are considered an Ontario resident if as of the first day of their study period, Ontario is the most recent province in which you have resided for 12 consecutive months, not including any time as a full-time postsecondary student.
certificate of residency issued by the CRA. mortgage papers or your property tax bill(s) lease agreement, rent receipts or letter from the landlord. recent utility bill(s) (gas, electricity, cable, telephone)
If youre a newcomer to Canada, you become a resident for income tax purposes when you establish significant residential ties (such as a home or spouse or dependants living in Canada) in the country. Usually, these are established the day you arrive in Canada.
Common documents used to prove residency status in Canada include: Lease or rental agreements. Documents that show where you live on a long-term basis. Utility bills. Bank statements. Drivers licence and vehicle registration. Medical insurance.
Canada Student Spouse Visa Requirements Minimum Marriage Length. You and your spouse must be married for a minimum of one year before applying for a student visa and spousal work permit together. Marriage Documents. Proof of An Ongoing Relationship. Proof of Funds. Information on Your Children.
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The permanent resident card (PR card) is the official proof of your status as a permanent resident in Canada.
What official documents serve as proof of address? Bank statement. Car insurance. Tax invoice from local authority. Utility bill. Home phone or cell phone invoices. Original mortgage statement. Voter registration card. Insurance card.
Supporting documents showing that you meet the residency obligation employment records or pay stubs; bank statements; Canada Revenue Agency (CRA) Notice of Assessment for the five (5) years immediately before the application. evidence that you received benefits from Canadian government programs; rental agreements;

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