What exactly did he tell the Officer when he entered the Country? I can't see him saying he was moving here without filing an application, if so what was the point of entry? I'm sure we all would love to have had the Officer he got... telling an IO that usually gets you turned away and a red-flag on your passport. that being said, a visitor can't move to Canada legally without having a PR visa, this is why when on a visitor's visa you can not work or study and you are given a date which you must leave by (if no date was given it would be 6 months from date of entry) or apply to extend your stay atleast 30 days before your exit date. When is his exit date? I'm asking this cus you said you were getting married in Nov. so your going to need about 15 months from then till he gets PR visa so he is going to have to try to get an extension for that period. since legally he can't live with you he will need to have an address in his home Country there is a section where it asks if mailing address is different you can always put the Canadian address there. Sorry I got forms confused I never read this form cus I didn't have to fill it out LOL Anyways this is how my husband did it (asked him after I realized) we have been together 13 years and have 2 children, so he checked yes we had lived together and put dates of co-habitation that co-existed with our travel dates since we were allowed 6 months in each other Country, he included a letter stating that we were actually visiting but staying with each other for these periods of time. and since this is your questionnaire the answer to question 29, you would include your children as long as they are living with you.
