Hello All
So having my little boy every weekend since August 2011 pursuant to court order(s) (two temporary and one final) which make it roughly 40/60 time sharing (44/56 taking into account all exceptions and summer time) I finally applied for CCB.
Now I have to somehow to prove to CRA that I actually had him all that time!!!
Here is what CRA wrote:
can not do it as little one were not in daycare and child's home address has nothing to do with where he actually stayed.
can not do it as I did not have lawyer on that time and there was not SW involved in that time.
do not have any as he was not in any club.
I sent this one. Probably have to send it again.
and if it's not enought how about that
Talking about Human Rights...
Does anyone have real experience of how to deal with it? For now it looks like that only thing what I can to it's just write another letter (what I really hate to do) explaining situation in details probably including not only orders but reasons for judgment. May be somebody can provide some useful wording etc...
Thank you,
WD
So having my little boy every weekend since August 2011 pursuant to court order(s) (two temporary and one final) which make it roughly 40/60 time sharing (44/56 taking into account all exceptions and summer time) I finally applied for CCB.
Now I have to somehow to prove to CRA that I actually had him all that time!!!
Just note: Not mom should prove that she had him and does not fraudulently receive CCB what she is not entitled for but I have to prove (once again like Family Court was not enough).
Here is what CRA wrote:
we have to verify that child lived with you and depended on you for support.
To help us carry out this review, please attach photocopies of at least three (3) documents that you believe will support your claim. Here are some examples of documents that you could use:
- a signed statement from the nursery or school authorities confirming the child's home address and the name of his or her guardian for the period the child lived with you;
To help us carry out this review, please attach photocopies of at least three (3) documents that you believe will support your claim. Here are some examples of documents that you could use:
- a signed statement from the nursery or school authorities confirming the child's home address and the name of his or her guardian for the period the child lived with you;
- a signed statement from a person in a position of authority (such as a doctor, lawyer, member of clergy or social worker)stating that he or she had personal knowledge that the child lived with you for the period you indicated;
- a registration form or receipt from an activity or club that the child was enrolled in for the period you indicated; or
- a complete and signed court order, decree or separation agreement. The document must detail the type of custody arrangement you have for the child (for example, joint custody) and accurately reflect the child's current living arrangements.
and if it's not enought how about that
Please note, when a male and a female parent both live in the same home, the female parent is presumed to be the person primarily responsible for the care and upbringing of the children.
If the male parent is the person who is primarily responsible for the care and upbringing of the children, the female parent must inform us of this in writing.
If the male parent is the person who is primarily responsible for the care and upbringing of the children, the female parent must inform us of this in writing.
Does anyone have real experience of how to deal with it? For now it looks like that only thing what I can to it's just write another letter (what I really hate to do) explaining situation in details probably including not only orders but reasons for judgment. May be somebody can provide some useful wording etc...
Thank you,
WD
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