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Common-law status becomes conjugal partner status if the couple is separated by immigration but not legally separated in a relationship. And he is not just good, he should simply send an updated family information form through the web form. At a work permit stage, this is NOT a problem but should be corrected in order to not become a problem later. Also, as a common law partner of a skilled worker (if that is the case), your partner and the kids can come to Canada with you and she will get an open work permit. Best regards

Common-law status doesn't become conjugal. Once a couple establishes common-law status, they remain common-law even if they live separately, as long as the relationship continues. A conjugal couple have legal and immigration barriers preventing them from becoming common-law in the first place.
 
Common-law status doesn't become conjugal. Once a couple establishes common-law status, they remain common-law even if they live separately, as long as the relationship continues. A conjugal couple have legal and immigration barriers preventing them from becoming common-law in the first place.
The key to assessing the conjugal partnership category is that neither common-law partner status nor marriage is possible, usually because of marital status or sexual orientation, combined with an immigration barrier.
 
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The key to assessing the conjugal partnership category is that neither common-law partner status nor marriage is possible, usually because of marital status or sexual orientation, combined with an immigration barrier.

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This couple is already common-law and therefore CAN'T be conjugal. Moreover, conjugal is only for Family Class and some refugee streams. This is would be an economic class app.
 
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In my case, my husband entered Canada as a single but we had a child,for as to be sure in the next year we planned to get married,and applied for our child's bc.due to that case of yours I don't think that it is possible to be with yourchild.but nothing is impossible to god.
 
Hey, so your husband entered Canada as a single but you guys had a child, did it affect your PR application when he declared that he had a child? Please advise.

I arrived in Canada without declaring my child because I am not married to my partner but we have a child. I was scared to declare my child because I thought that my application might be rejected because I am not married and I have a child.
 
Hey, so your husband entered Canada as a single but you guys had a child, did it affect your PR application when he declared that he had a child? Please advise.

I arrived in Canada without declaring my child because I am not married to my partner but we have a child. I was scared to declare my child because I thought that my application might be rejected because I am not married and I have a child.

Your situation is not Family Class. Post in the international student section of the forum.
 
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What was the result of this? Did you fix the problem. Did you get PR ?
 
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In my case, my husband entered Canada as a single but we had a child,for as to be sure in the next year we planned to get married,and applied for our child's bc.due to that case of yours I don't think that it is possible to be with yourchild.but nothing is impossible to god.

Hello, could you contact me on 2045579462. I think I am in the same shoes as you. Please I need advise. Thank you.