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Hello all. I would appreciate any advice on the following:
I have been with my Canadian fiance since June 2013 and we have been living together since May 2014 to present. My work visa expires in may 2015, and once I go home we will submit our papers as we believe it will be a much quicker process when I am out of the country.
We are unsure however if we will apply under common-law or conjugal? Both seem relevant, but we are unsure which is correct for our situation.
Hello all. I would appreciate any advice on the following:
I have been with my Canadian fiance since June 2013 and we have been living together since May 2014 to present. My work visa expires in may 2015, and once I go home we will submit our papers as we believe it will be a much quicker process when I am out of the country.
We are unsure however if we will apply under common-law or conjugal? Both seem relevant, but we are unsure which is correct for our situation.
What does the Government of Canada consider to be a common-law relationship?
You may apply to sponsor a common-law partner, of the opposite sex or the same sex. If so, you have to prove you have been living with your partner for at least 12 consecutive months in a relationship like a marriage.
That means living together for one year without any long periods where you did not see each other. Either partner may have left the home for work or business travel, family obligations, and so on. However, that separation must have been temporary and short.
A common-law relationship ends when at least one partner does not intend to continue it.
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