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Hi all,
I have just submitted my IEC application a few days ago.
Now I was going through the application process with my boyfriend and noticed, that I have selected the wrong marital status! Instead of selecting "common-law", I have selected "never married/single". Will this be a problem?
On my family information form, I have listed my boyfriend as my common-law partner. We are a couple for over 3 years and have been living together for more than 2 years.
Should I contact them or just wait?
Regards,
Lisa
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