Here's what he wrote. Bold for convenience. He used both terms. To refer to the same person. If the person is only his fiancée (and not his wife, whether by marriage or common law), he cannot sponsor her.I don’t think so: in common parlance, people who have been living together commonly refer to their partner as husband/wife (in fact some legal documents even write it “common-law husband” or “common-law wife”).
Clear now?Hello friends my brother is wanting to sponsor his wife who is outside of Canada ...
I am wondering if this is possible to do so. ... but i just want to make sure that he can submit an application for his fiancé