I have a question. I am looking to sponsor my girlfriend either Conjungal or Common-law, and am not sure if either would qualify?
I am Canadian and we have been together for just over 1 year. However, one year ago last September, a few months after we started seeing each other, she applied and was refused 2 applications for a work visa extension and new work permit. Therefore she had to leave back to Brazil, now she is back in Canada as a tourist since May and come September will have been living together for 5 months. I did visit her in Brazil over Christmas and i'm wondering if these 2 refusals could count as "unable to live together". And count towards a common-law, or conjungal partnership? I have been supporting her since she has been here currently, as stated in my letter for her Tourist Visa.
I can provide evidence of being together from June 2014, and the refusals of Visas, and visiting her ect.
She only had 6 months of a work permit in the first place and was unable to get any extension. So if this fails it seems extremely difficult for someone who only gets a 6 month visa to be supported entirely for another 6 months or even a full year before they can apply for sponsorship.
Thank you!