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I am already divorced but my new partner is still married to her ex. They've been separated, living apart now for 10 months.
We have been living together now for more than 6 months here in Canada.
Should we decide to live here in Canada and sponsor me as a common-law partner, does my partner need a paper to prove her separation from her previous partner)?
From what I read on Ontario law, you are legally separated on the day that you decide to live apart, ie. move to a new address.
Does she need a legal separation paper signed by her and her ex? The problem is her ex is a bit emotionally unstable at this time and may not sign any papers in the near future (I'm hoping to the contrary tho).
It's pretty easy. Your partner will just write a form stating she is separated and no longer living with her ex as of a specific date, and then you bring it to a lawyer or notary or some other person eligible to certify it.
It's pretty easy. Your partner will just write a form stating she is separated and no longer living with her ex as of a specific date, and then you bring it to a lawyer or notary or some other person eligible to certify it.
It looks like you have plenty of time to get that (~ 5-6 months?), since you aren't eligible to even apply as Common-law until you have lived together for 1 full year.
I don't understand why one is not allowed to work and or study during the waiting period. A temporary work permit would be fine, at least you get to do something and be of use to the society. Not just sitting at home watching Netflix.
I don't understand why one is not allowed to work and or study during the waiting period. A temporary work permit would be fine, at least you get to do something and be of use to the society. Not just sitting at home watching Netflix.
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