I wouldn't. Until the actual event takes place in my mind he doesnt need to because the marriage certificate will corroborate the actual date of the marriage. If anything the update should be to common law only if they have been living together a year or more. The seniors can correct me if I am wrong.
You are very correct sir/madam.
After further investigation on OINP website, I found this gem of info:
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- What if my circumstances change (I re-take my language test, I get married, etc) after I apply for a nomination?
MCI must be notified if there is any change to your personal information or circumstance that is detailed on your Nominee Application Form, including (but not limited to):
- a change in immigration status (expiration or change in work/study permit);
- a change in employment status (loss of employment or new employer);
- changes to your contact information;
- any change which could affect your federal Comprehensive Ranking Score (CRS) score; or
- changes in family composition due to marriage or common-law relationship, the birth of a child, a change of custody of a child, divorce/separation, or death.
Failure to notify MCI of any changes to your personal information or circumstance will affect the outcome of your MCI and CIC applications.
Please see the “Changes in Personal Information Section” in the application guide for more details.
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Which means, I should only update the EE profile AND nomination AFTER I get married. Meaning that until November 17th, I simply accept the NOI as single and keep going with the process normally, and simply let them know once I really get married.
*PS: I am not in common-law marriage, we will formally get married as the old days
Thank you all!
