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ace18 said:
to Sunset... was ur fren and her bf met already?

if they already cohabited with each other I can say yes they are qualified

as conjugal but they will need a lot of proofs to prove that their relationship is genuine....

It does'nt matter if her bf' was already annuled coz they can use the petition letter as proof that he is

separated...Anyways the CEM knew how long does annulement takes...

BTW how was his annulement so far??

my friend and her bf has been living together for a year and half already. but they cannot get married yet because the guy is not yet annulled and is planning to process the annulment. processing of annulment has not yet started.

they have been in a relationship already for 4 years.

does my friend have to update her ‘additional family member form‘?

what partnership should she indicate?
conjugal or commom-law?

she is now planning to sponsor him once she is already in canada.
 
sunsetbabe08 said:
my friend and her bf has been living together for a year and half already. but they cannot get married yet because the guy is not yet annulled and is planning to process the annulment. processing of annulment has not yet started.

they have been in a relationship already for 4 years.

does my friend have to update her ‘additional family member form‘?

what partnership should she indicate?
conjugal or commom-law?

she is now planning to sponsor him once she is already in canada.

Yes she should declare him but not as conjugal partners but as common law as it would be easier and not declaring him now and later on sponsoring him and telling the embassy that they have been in a relationship for 4 years and that they have been living together and he was not declared on the form will be misrepresentation on her part. That's why she should declare him now at her app as her common -law he can probably join her too.
 
thats right!!! ;)
 
ok thank you :)

my friend was confused kase on common law and conjugal. she thought that common law are those couples who are single and living together... while conjugal means partners who cannot get married because of marital status.

so even tho the man got married before with no annulment yet and has cohabited with another woman for more than a year can be categorized as common law partnership, is my understanding correct?

have you heard of common law partners with ongoing annulment who were granted sponsorship even though there is still no annulment decision yet?

thank you so much for the help
 
Hello....just wanna ask something pag ang category mo ba is conjugal partner..

the VO really ask for an interview?
 
ace18 said:
Hello....just wanna ask something pag ang category mo ba is conjugal partner..

the VO really ask for an interview?

it really depends on the vo. I know someone who applied nov and got approved by feb w/o any interview.
 
tnx emrn

wow!!! thats really fast....
 
ako lang ba ang Marcher applicant under conjugal (same sex)...

:'( :'( :'(
 
what u declare on you form in the canadian embassy is beyond the scope of the philippine law. your friend's boyfriend should present a separation agreement or affidavit that he is really separated from his wife and you present that together with the application declaring that they are in a common-law relationship. Common-law is only considered in canadian law.Here in the Philippines being a common law is really vague. That gives you more reason why you opt to declare him to be your common law because you cannot get married to him here in the philippines.
 
@ embopj..would like to ask if ano ung full name ni Atty. Michael and if may complete info ka sa kanya...nabanggit ni emern sa akin, need to get his service kze...tnx so much
 
Lord, ganito ba talaga katagal mag-antay?

Hi mates, saan na po kayo. Share naman tayo dito ng experiences natin.
 
hello...knock! knock! kumusta na applications nyo
ako lang ba nasa conjugal ngayon :'( :'( :'(
 
hi, ano na progress sa application mo?

si sis emrn under conjugal din siya...

ano ng balita sa application mo?