I have been living in a common law relationship for 9 months after that we separated for 2 1/2 months (only because we had to, still in a genuine relationship) then we reunited in Canada and until today we have been living under the some roof for 3 more months in canada.
Total time lived together under the same roof: 9 months outside canada + 3 months in canada....apart form each other only to settle matters in our countries.
You think I will be able to make a case with CIC if I can prove (with letters, phone calls, etc) that even though we were apart we still were in a genuine common law relationship? Or the only thing they will care is that we do not fit under the common law definition because we have no cohabited under the same roof for 12 continuous months?
Thank you!
Total time lived together under the same roof: 9 months outside canada + 3 months in canada....apart form each other only to settle matters in our countries.
You think I will be able to make a case with CIC if I can prove (with letters, phone calls, etc) that even though we were apart we still were in a genuine common law relationship? Or the only thing they will care is that we do not fit under the common law definition because we have no cohabited under the same roof for 12 continuous months?
Thank you!