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asad86

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Hi
senior members

My question is very important and I need proper and prompt gaudiness about this question please if any member know about this…kindly answer my questions related to canada immigration
actually me and my family also quite interested in Canada to make it our home country for our kids future
Before apply immigration application I have some question s.
i did a civil marriage in UK in 2010 with European Christian girl during my study visa stay ,so my UK marriage was not successful she left me and go with her freind and live with her freind( in 2015 i got a legal decree absolute from uk court and have legal court decree absolute) and i come back in my country Pakistan in 2012 and i did a marriage in pakistan in 2012 which is civily registred here in pakistan and we have marriage certificate, then after my marriage me and my wife move in gulf country( oman, kawait, qater) for job purposes and we are resident here with our kids more then four years
my questions are below kindly need proper gaudiness to get successful Canadian immigration

1) if i list my wife as a common law partner because my pakistani marriage donot accept in canada.( because i got decree absolute in 2015 and marriage in pakistan 2012) but my marriage is civilly registered in pakistan and we have marriage certificate and our national ID cards have a marital status " as a marriage couple" will it create any problem? do i need to add my marriage certificate in canadian immigration form if i list my wife as a common law partner?

2) i saw common law partner form IMM 5409. here in muslim country there is no union which allow common -law -partner relation , we have joint bank accounts, joint insurance, join credit cards and we have kids
so where i can get solemn declaration?

3) and the d) part of the IMM 5409 form what is mean of this have declared our common- law union under the canadian income tax Act( T-1 "General - individual income tax return)
 
asad86 said:
Hi
senior members

My question is very important and I need proper and prompt gaudiness about this question please if any member know about this…kindly answer my questions related to canada immigration
actually me and my family also quite interested in Canada to make it our home country for our kids future
Before apply immigration application I have some question s.
i did a civil marriage in UK in 2010 with European Christian girl during my study visa stay ,so my UK marriage was not successful she left me and go with her freind and live with her freind( in 2015 i got a legal decree absolute from uk court and have legal court decree absolute) and i come back in my country Pakistan in 2012 and i did a marriage in pakistan in 2012 which is civily registred here in pakistan and we have marriage certificate, then after my marriage me and my wife move in gulf country( oman, kawait, qater) for job purposes and we are resident here with our kids more then four years
my questions are below kindly need proper gaudiness to get successful Canadian immigration

1) if i list my wife as a common law partner because my pakistani marriage donot accept in canada.( because i got decree absolute in 2015 and marriage in pakistan 2012) but my marriage is civilly registered in pakistan and we have marriage certificate and our national ID cards have a marital status " as a marriage couple" will it create any problem? do i need to add my marriage certificate in canadian immigration form if i list my wife as a common law partner?

2) i saw common law partner form IMM 5409. here in muslim country there is no union which allow common -law -partner relation , we have joint bank accounts, joint insurance, join credit cards and we have kids
so where i can get solemn declaration?

3) and the d) part of the IMM 5409 form what is mean of this have declared our common- law union under the canadian income tax Act( T-1 "General - individual income tax return)
You are correct. Canada will not accept your marriage in Pakistan.
Common-law needs to be per Canadian immigration law. It doesn't need to be formally recognised by your country of citizenship or residency. It is however, your only real option for a Canadian immigration application. The declaration for 3) is only relevant if you are a tax resident of Canada.

You are going to have to write a letter of explanation to go with your application to cover this same history for IRCC.