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Good morning, My husband and I are currently going through the document checklist and found that we need a police certificate. My husband has been living with me for a year now, we currently got married last December of 2020. Next week we are applying for spousal sponsorship. For him to get a...

Hey! So my husband and I, are currently waiting for our marriage certificate in the mail (Saskatchewan). We have applied in December for a visitor extension but a decision has not been made. We’ve applied for March 11 thinking that we would have received our certificate by now but we haven’t...

We never got married yet, that’s why we are getting the marriage license tomorrow and then we have to wait for our marriage certificate

Hey so I’m filling out another visitor extension and it’s asking my fiancé the current marital status and “if you are married prove the date on which you were married” but we won’t be getting our licence until tomorrow and another 3-6 weeks for our marriage certificate what do we do?

I have the application open right now, should I put Spouse or leave it as common law ? Since we are getting our licence tomorrow and not the certificate

I’ve mentioned in another post “ My fiancé has been in Canada since January 11th and we’ve applied for a visitor extension in June, got accepted in July. The extension is only valid until January 11th of 2021 which would be a full year of cohabitating thus why we had the idea to apply for Common...

Hello, My fiancé has been in Canada since January 11th and we’ve applied for a visitor extension in June, got accepted in July. The extension is only valid until January 11th of 2021 which would be a full year of cohabitating thus why we had the idea to apply for Common Law Sponsorship. People...

No we don’t, but if we do it now they would suspect that we haven’t lived together before December

That’s the problem that I am most worried about, is being denied :( I’ve also mentioned “I know there’s so many replies, but would this be another option: if we apply for a marriage licence, get married at a court, get our marriage certificate while we are waiting for our second visitor...

I know there’s so many replies, but would this be another option: if we apply for a marriage licence, get married at a court, get our marriage certificate while we are waiting for our second visitor extension. If we get our extension before the marriage certificate arrives how would that work?

Do we need all of those documents or just the two being asked under common law who are cohabitating

If we get all of our documents by tomorrow, showing all the dates starting tomorrow would they suspect anything suspicious? We have letters, visitor extension, photos, ring, insurance. I’ve read the requirements and it says “ In the case of a common-law partner, documentary evidence should...

Hello, me and my common law partner are 11 months into cohabitation, month before we need to apply for common law sponsorship. But I am worried we do not have enough proof!! We only have a ring, letters from family, a lot of family photos, and he’s listed on my insurance! BUT I’ve read a comment...

We didn’t know what we needed, what else do we need? We can get more proof by today but where

Letters from family, meaning; they write about our relationship? Bills; what do you mean by bills? The only thing I have for proof right now are photos, a ring, insurance. What else should I go for? Have a joint bank account?

To help make this easier to understand, if we go through the civil marriage way or common law sponsorship, what would be a lot easier and less stressful? Can you provide the steps on how to go about each one? I need help figuring out what to do from someone who knows these things

It also takes 6-8 weeks to get a marriage certificate in Canada I don’t know how that would work out..

To your knowledge, would it be a lot easier for a civil marriage than? Because we are stressing a lot about the second extension AND common law sponsorship. You’ve also mention to apply as married, do you mean spousal sponsorship? Wouldn’t they need the year as well?

How would the second extension have issues? And a general marriage is a good idea, we have had that idea for along time but we are worried that they would see us being married before the application and consider it something else.

Hello, My partner arrived in Canada January 11th of this year. We are applying for common law sponsorship but we are waiting until the one year of living together is up! So for now we applied for visitor extensions to which he got accepted for in July! And on the extension it is valid until...