About PartnerProof — Editorial Standards & Who We Are

1. What we publish

• Country guides (/guides) explaining how relationship evidence fits into specific national immigration routes.
• Blog articles (/blog) — practical how-tos on exporting chats, organizing photos, and preparing evidence packets.

2. Editorial standards

Immigration is high-stakes content. Inaccurate information can cost people time, money, and — in the worst case — a visa refusal. We hold every guide and article on this site to the following standards:

• Cite official sources. Every specific claim about forms, agencies, time limits, or legal requirements is checked against the relevant government source (e.g. IRCC, USCIS, UKVI, IND, SEM, IBZ) and that source is linked from the page.
• Avoid stale numbers. Processing times, fees, and income thresholds change. Where a number would go stale quickly, we either hedge (“varies — see official source”) or include a freshness note pointing to the agency website.
• Honest positioning. Chat logs are not a mandated document in most jurisdictions. We explicitly describe when they are required, when they are supplemental, and when they are weak or off-topic. We never overstate what our PDF does.
• No legal advice. We do not represent applicants, give legal advice, or guarantee outcomes. Every article links to the relevant official source and recommends consulting a qualified immigration lawyer for case-specific guidance.
• Visible review dates. Each guide and article shows a “Last reviewed” date so you can see when we last fact-checked the content.

3. Who reviews our content

Content is written and reviewed by the PartnerProof Editorial Standards Team — a small in-house team that fact-checks every guide against the relevant official immigration source before publication and re-checks high-traffic pages periodically. For complex case-specific questions, we link to external official sources rather than improvising answers.

4. Official sources we rely on

• IRCC — Canada
• USCIS — United States
• UKVI — United Kingdom
• Department of Home Affairs — Australia
• IND — Netherlands
• Migrationsverket — Sweden
• UDI — Norway
• Danish Immigration Service (Udlændingestyrelsen) — Denmark
• Auswärtiges Amt (Federal Foreign Office) — Germany
• SEM — Switzerland
• IBZ — Belgium
• Prefettura / SUI — Italy
• ISD (Immigration Service Delivery) — Ireland
• INZ — New Zealand

5. Corrections

Spotted something out of date or factually wrong? Email us at inquiries@partner-proof.com with the page URL and the source we should be citing. We treat corrections on YMYL content as a high priority and will update the page and bump the “Last reviewed” date.

6. Privacy

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