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These questions are quite confusing. I also wondered about the question "did you visit your sponsor" and "did you visit your sponsor". The questions are kind of assuming you're apart or been apart when in fact I've met my boyfriend in Toronto and we've never been apart.

Anyone here had a German military background? I see alot of posts saying military history causes much more in depth background checks. Canada and Germany have quite a good relationship so I don't think it should cause too much delay? Any thoughts.

Thanks Canadian! It seemed pretty obvious but it seems like I'm reading code while filling out the application :)

Thanks Canadian thats what we plan on doing. He was on numerous bases throughout Germany over 8 years so he just has to try and figure out the dates. We'll just attach an extra sheet explaining his parents address as his registered residence and that he spent weekends there.

Hi Guys, When filling out the additonal family form. In the first section my boyfriend (common law) needs to list himself, his parents thats obvious. Does he list me as his common law partner since I am? I'm a huge pile of confusion. Think I need to take a break lol

Kess the way you did it up looks great! I'm going to thieve your ideas :)

I'm sponsoring my common law partner. I'm 34 and he's 30. I don't think the age is a huge difference. He's more like a 15 year though :) H'es been pretty relaxed through the whole thing, even though we had to withdraw the first application and are waiting to submit the new one. He takes...

Thanks everyone!!! You guys are great. It doesn't explain it in the guide for some reason. I think they try to make it hard :)

Hahahaha.. thanks hun. Thats exactly what my man tells me.

Sorry guys another stupid question. Feel like my brain has gone to mush :-\ On the sponsorship form it asks my status: common law then asks when the relationship started: ? Is this the date when our relationship first began (eg. dating) or when we entered into the common law (eg moved in...

Thanks Allison. That does help. I'll think we'll list both with a brief explanation of him driving back and forth throughout the week. I don't think it will be an issue. Thanks again :) This forum has helped me so much. I'm on the brink of a nervous breakdown and still have long way to go lol

Yes I know that's what I said. He doesn't agree because he never registered the base as his address in Germany only his parents home. Hmmmm tricky.

Thanks to anyone who has an idea about this :)

Hey everyone, Quick question. My common law partner is filling out his past address's. He was in the military for 8 years and lived at the base during the week for his residence (recieved letters, registered residence) was his parents house which is where he lived on the weekends. Does he...

Re: I'm now terrified about my overstay... Irish that's why the inland route seems to be the better way.

Irish I don't think you actaully needed the Canadian Police Clearance unless Canada requests it.

Re: I'm now terrified about my overstay... I would submit and inland application as soon as you can. You are able to apply without status the in canada route. There was another case on here can't recall who. They has been here without status for over 2 years. They applied inland and were...

You'll get one no problem. My common law partner was given a year and didn't include anything about a return flight nor does it ask for it in the extension application. You just state you have a application in process and it shouldn't be a problem :)))

You would use your Canadian address where you are residing with your common law partner, same as your mailing address.

If you've submitted an an inland application you won't recieve any letter that confirms reciept of the application. Processing times for 1st stage approval on an inland application are at about 7-8 months until you will hear anything anout the sponsor being approved.