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    Possible plans per this situation?

    Oh, also... do you have to be living together consecutively for 6 months, or could a 6 month break in your 12 months be allowed to claim common law?
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    Possible plans per this situation?

    Thank you, that helps clear a lot of questions. Doing research on immigration is a pain... it's hard enough just trying to find the best path to immigrate, let alone understanding that path! Well, now I get to do more research on these suggestions. More than likely, she wont be here for another...
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    Possible plans per this situation?

    Point taken on being young and in a early relationship. So, by the looks of things, the best way to do things is to find a recognized program (since IEC doesnt have its own US to Canada program from what I see) and have her work here while visiting for a period of time. This would occur when she...
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    Possible plans per this situation?

    Yes, we would be waiting for her to turn 18 regardless. Maybe even 19. I am already attending University, and we looked at the possibility of her living here as a student. We are keeping that option in mind. I have family that claim as common law to their spouse, so I've had the opportunity to...
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    Possible plans per this situation?

    First, here is the scenario: I, Sean, am a Canadian citizen, 19 years old. She, Ashley, is an American Citizen, 17 years old. We have been in a relationship for 3 years now, with visits in either country. If she were to immigrate to Canada, I am wondering what the best way of going about it...