Thanks LordHelp. I was wondering too if the Principal Applicant can be denied because of issues on the Common-Law Partner? Here's an overview of my situation:LORDHELP said:PR will b given to all members on the file... if they find no problem with medical and criminal check...
I filed for PR in October - didn't declare my common-law relationship in the application until after receiving PER because she's still married and wasn't sure if she'd qualify as my common-law partner to be included in the application. I notified the embassy that I wanted to include her in my application.
We have been living together for more than 8 years now and an annulment to the marriage was filed in court in 2009 but it was not approved/granted.
I received a letter from the Canadian Embassy asking to provide additional documents for my common-law partner and we have already submitted those along with other documents proving of our common-law relationship. The embassy received them (via courier confirmation) last Tuesday, May 5.
Our worry now is this: can I, as the Principal Applicant be denied of PR because she's still married?