PR application if common law partner is not in Canada

[hongkong89]

Hi all,

I initially got a work permit in Canada together with my common-law partner (I was the main applicant), and now I can apply for PR. The issue is:

- She didn't move with me as she received a great promotion in Hong Kong plus a family matter and decided to stay there first.
- We are in a common-law relationship, but we haven't lived together for over a year, though we visit each other frequently.
- I am now applying for PR, but our application is grouped together.
- She will not apply for PR, but I need to include her in my application.

Question 1:Could it be an issue that we haven't lived together for over a year? I would assume it would only be an issue if I were applying for her PR too.

question 2: will the common law partner form be an issue?

 

[wibayox]

Hi all,

I initially got a work permit in Canada together with my common-law partner (I was the main applicant), and now I can apply for PR. The issue is:

- She didn't move with me as she received a great promotion in Hong Kong plus a family matter and decided to stay there first.
- We are in a common-law relationship, but we haven't lived together for over a year, though we visit each other frequently.
- I am now applying for PR, but our application is grouped together.
- She will not apply for PR, but I need to include her in my application.

Question 1:Could it be an issue that we haven't lived together for over a year? I would assume it would only be an issue if I were applying for her PR too.
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question 2: will the common law partner form be an issue?

Question 1: No, it shouldn't be an issue that you haven't lived together for over a year, as long as you can provide proof of your common-law relationship, such as frequent visits and other supporting documentation.

Question 2: The common-law partner form shouldn’t be an issue if you provide accurate information and supporting evidence like communication records and proof of visits. Even if your partner isn't applying for PR, you still need to include her details to clarify the relationship.