sammystorm19
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Good Morning and welcome to the forum...we are all here to support you and answer any questionsRoxie-B said:We havent lived together for 2 years but we have been in a relationship for longer..he lived with me and my mom for a year then he left for canada .. do you think i filed it incorrectly?
conjugal relationship - this is for couples that CAN'T get married due to religious reasons, for people that can't marry foreigners due to restrctions in their country about doing this. This is from the CIC website •you have been in a genuine relationship for at least 12 months where marriage or cohabitation has not been possible due to barriers such as sexual orientation, religious faith, etc
Conjugal partner
A conjugal partner is a foreign national residing outside Canada who is in a conjugal relationship with a sponsor for at least one year, but could not live with the sponsor as a couple. This term applies to both heterosexual and homosexual couples. This category was established for partners of sponsors who normally would present an application as spouse or common-law partner but cannot due to circumstances beyond their control (e. g., immigration barrier, religious reasons or sexual orientation). Thus, they could not live together for a period of at least one year.
In most cases, the foreign partner is also not able to legally marry their sponsor and qualify as a spouse. In all other respects, the couple is similar to a common-law couple or a married couple, meaning they have been in a bona fide (genuine) conjugal relationship for a period of at least one year.
However, a significant degree of attachment and mutually interdependence between both partners must be demonstrated. They must also provide proof of the obstacles or restrictions that prevent cohabitation or marriage.
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They will take you as being engaged as not in a conjugal relationship - in this type of relationship marriage isn't possible.
What you should have done - if he was living with you for 365 days or more straight - was to apply as common law. With this you need a lot of proof, leases in both names, joint bank accounts, bills in your partners names that go to that address, letters from friends and family that knnow about your relationship, ETC. However if you are engaged you could have also gotten married and applied that way.