WILL IT BE POSSIBLE TO LIVE TOGETHER

[haleconz]

Hi sir/maam,

I am Filipina who came here last July 22, 2010 in Canada under the live-in caregiver program. I used to work from other country for 4 1/2 years before i came here.

My concerns are the following:

I am into a relationship for 5 months now to a divorced French Canadian man living in Ontario and i am in Quebec, we are just an hour away from each other and we only spend our time during my days off. We have been in this situation for 5 months and now we decided to live together.
-will it be possible for us to live together and be considered as common law-partner since i am still married in my country?
_it would be more of big help if you could give us the right agency or person to talk to personally so that we could sort things out including the filling of my separation in the philippines and have the chance to live as a normal couple.

We will be so greatful for the help you will extend to us..thank you so much

 

[canadianwoman]

-will it be possible for us to live together and be considered as common law-partner since i am still married in my country?

Yes.

 

[rjessome]

Hi sir/maam,

I am Filipina who came here last July 22, 2010 in Canada under the live-in caregiver program. I used to work from other country for 4 1/2 years before i came here.

My concerns are the following:

I am into a relationship for 5 months now to a divorced French Canadian man living in Ontario and i am in Quebec, we are just an hour away from each other and we only spend our time during my days off. We have been in this situation for 5 months and now we decided to live together.
-will it be possible for us to live together and be considered as common law-partner since i am still married in my country?
_it would be more of big help if you could give us the right agency or person to talk to personally so that we could sort things out including the filling of my separation in the philippines and have the chance to live as a normal couple.

We will be so greatful for the help you will extend to us..thank you so much

You know that your eligibility for the LICP will no longer be valid if you move in with your boyfriend.

 

[single guy]

will she be able to work at other place in different field .....like a store .or does she as to get a different working permit

 

[angelbrat]

will she be able to work at other place in different field .....like a store .or does she as to get a different working permit

No and yes she will need a new LMO and work visa.

 

[single guy]

ok thanks
and if she move in now will she be consider illegal
and is it a problem if we are dealing with Quebec and Ontario
she as a work permit in Quebec and she will be living in Ontario
so her next aplication for a work permite will be in Ontario .
do you think we should take a lawyer for this cause she has 2 dauthers and a grand child in the philipine .


thank you for your time

 

[rjessome]

ok thanks
and if she move in now will she be consider illegal
and is it a problem if we are dealing with Quebec and Ontario
she as a work permit in Quebec and she will be living in Ontario
so her next aplication for a work permite will be in Ontario .
do you think we should take a lawyer for this cause she has 2 dauthers and a grand child in the philipine .

No, she won't be illegal as long as her work permit is still valid. However, her work permit is closed so she will not be able to work for anyone else unless a new employer obtains an LMO for her. Do you plan to include her children/grandchild in the sponsorship application? Her children need to be under 22 years of age and dependant. If any of her children are married, they will not be eligible to be included. And if the children are under 22 and not married, there will be income requirements for you to include the grandchild. And you know that YOU will be financially responsible for them.