Hi everyone! I am new here but I have poured over these forums for the last week or so trying to track down an answer to my question but can’t quite get it.
Some background: I am a Canadian citizen and my fiancé is a US citizen. We are both currently living and working in NYC (I have a valid work visa here). We have lived together for close to two years in NYC only and are looking to apply for the common-law sponsorship through the outland process. I am currently looking for a job in Canada and hope to move once I get an offer.
Concern/question: we apply for the outland process while we are both in NYC and say, I get an offer in the next 4 months and need to move to Canada. I am happy to do that and since he is a US Citizen, he can visit for a few months at a time (he can work remotely for his US-based job as well so it shouldn’t be a problem for us). But, technically we will apart from each other during the PR processing. Will this void our common-law application since we won’t continue to officially live together once/if I move to Canada while the application is reviewed?
Some background: I am a Canadian citizen and my fiancé is a US citizen. We are both currently living and working in NYC (I have a valid work visa here). We have lived together for close to two years in NYC only and are looking to apply for the common-law sponsorship through the outland process. I am currently looking for a job in Canada and hope to move once I get an offer.
Concern/question: we apply for the outland process while we are both in NYC and say, I get an offer in the next 4 months and need to move to Canada. I am happy to do that and since he is a US Citizen, he can visit for a few months at a time (he can work remotely for his US-based job as well so it shouldn’t be a problem for us). But, technically we will apart from each other during the PR processing. Will this void our common-law application since we won’t continue to officially live together once/if I move to Canada while the application is reviewed?