conjugal sponsorship for same sex

[Aceyee]

is that how gonna be work. because i go back home every year to stay 6 weeks or 2 months.

 

[k.h.p.]

is that how gonna be work. because i go back home every year to stay 6 weeks or 2 months.

A conjugal sponsorship requires an immigration barrier to being together, and a legal or cultural barrier that would lead to severe repercussions. For example, if same sex relationships were punishable by death and it were illegal for two unrelated persons of the same sex to live together.

You, right now, only have an immigration barrier for your partner. There is no legal or cultural barrier that prevents you from living with her. You do not qualify for conjugal.

 

[Aceyee]

A conjugal sponsorship requires an immigration barrier to being together, and a legal or cultural barrier that would lead to severe repercussions. For example, if same sex relationships were punishable by death and it were illegal for two unrelated persons of the same sex to live together.

You, right now, only have an immigration barrier for your partner. There is no legal or cultural barrier that prevents you from living with her. You do not qualify for conjugal.

so what should i apply then?

 

[k.h.p.]

You need to either get married, live with your partner for a year to claim common-law, or research more (or consult a lawyer) to determine if conjugal will actually work for you.

I'm just an anonymous keyboard warrior. Verify things I tell you with people who are certified.

 

[Jaybee43]

If you have the extra cash I highly recommend hiring a lawyer to help your case. My conjugal sponsorship was approved and the officer never asked me to leave Canada to go live with my partner to become common law. Good luck

 

[Aceyee]

If you have the extra cash I highly recommend hiring a lawyer to help your case. My conjugal sponsorship was approved and the officer never asked me to leave Canada to go live with my partner to become common law. Good luck

Thank you

 

[k.h.p.]

If you have the extra cash I highly recommend hiring a lawyer to help your case. My conjugal sponsorship was approved and the officer never asked me to leave Canada to go live with my partner to become common law. Good luck

Was your conjugal partner also same-sex unmarried living in Philippines?

 

[Jaybee43]

Was your conjugal partner also same-sex unmarried living in Philippines?

No we r opposite sex. She was married and could not get a divorce

 

[k.h.p.]

No we r opposite sex. She was married and could not get a divorce

So that's why the immigration officer didn't make you leave Canada to live with your partner: adultery in the Philippines can be punished, for the woman involved, by a prison term of six years. That is a legal and immigration barrier to relationship.

Unless there's a law against unrelated same-sex people cohabitating in the Philippines, the essential legal/cultural barrier does not exist and the couple has not exhausted all options available to them in order to qualify under conjugal sponsorship.

 

[Jaybee43]

So that's why the immigration officer didn't make you leave Canada to live with your partner: adultery in the Philippines can be punished, for the woman involved, by a prison term of six years. That is a legal and immigration barrier to relationship.

Unless there's a law against unrelated same-sex people cohabitating in the Philippines, the essential legal/cultural barrier does not exist and the couple has not exhausted all options available to them in order to qualify under conjugal sponsorship.

I never said otherwise to.what u r saying

 

[k.h.p.]

I never said otherwise to.what u r saying

You said:

My conjugal sponsorship was approved and the officer never asked me to leave Canada to go live with my partner to become common law. Good luck

The OP's situation here is markedly different from yours. I don't want to give false hope.

 

[tinsky]

Hi,
I am sponsoring my partner as a Conjugal Sponsorship. Almost completing the forms and chats. My partner and I had the same sex marriage done in HK -LGBTQ. We tried to apply for TRV but she got denied. Can someone help me out how to do attestation. under IMM5629 SUPPORTING DOCUMENTS FOR SPONSORED PERSONS(RPINCIPAL APPLICANT AND ALL FAMILY MEMENBERS) # 7. Proof of Relationhip to Sponsor " A Written statement attesting to the fact that you and your sponsor are unable to live together and explaining why." Currently my partner is living in the Philippines and working there and i live here in Toronto. We have been together since 2016. Yearly i go back home to be together and do travels.

i know 2 same sex couples from the Philippines who got their conjugal application approved. dont listen to the naysayers and people who think they know everything saying with conviction "If you don't have any immigration or legal barriers to living with her, your application will be refused" they're just being smart ass acting as though they work in the immigration. obviously the fact that you cant get married in Philippines is reason enough to leave the country and have a better future in Canada.. Sorry i hate ranting but dont believe every advice you are getting esp. negative ones. just go do it proceed with your application with good faith!

 

[Kre]

Hi,
I am sponsoring my partner as a Conjugal Sponsorship. Almost completing the forms and chats. My partner and I had the same sex marriage done in HK -LGBTQ. We tried to apply for TRV but she got denied. Can someone help me out how to do attestation. under IMM5629 SUPPORTING DOCUMENTS FOR SPONSORED PERSONS(RPINCIPAL APPLICANT AND ALL FAMILY MEMENBERS) # 7. Proof of Relationhip to Sponsor " A Written statement attesting to the fact that you and your sponsor are unable to live together and explaining why." Currently my partner is living in the Philippines and working there and i live here in Toronto. We have been together since 2016. Yearly i go back home to be together and do travels.

Hi, did you pursue your application? Also in a same sex relationship and planning to bring my partner here in Canada. Hoping to get some insights. Thanks