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Subject: Spouse or Common Law Partner? |
Is there a difference between a spouse and common law partner? Can same sex marriage be considered as spousal sponsorship (I mean not common law partner)? And can 2 people meet and get married right away without living for one year continuously?
[22-03-2007,18:24] [***.68.134.175] Question |
(in reply to: Spouse or Common Law Partner?) What is reguired is two pieces of ID and two consenting adults to marry---PERIOD
Why would someone get married ten seconds after meeting another???? To each their own decision is theres.
Proving that type os spousal sponsorship will be difficult.
Roy
www.cvimmigration.com
[23-03-2007,08:46] [**.52.218.144] Roy |
(in reply to: Spouse or Common Law Partner?) Question:
Here´s a good site that might help your questions:http://www.borderconnections.com/same-sex-immigration.html
My partner and I applied as common law patner in March 2005. He is an American citizen. I am not. I overstayed my visa here in the states. Yet, our application is approved. We received a letter from the Detroit Consulate the other day 03/24/07 for visa issuance/passport request. We did not provide marriage license, just proofs of our relationship i.e., joint bank accounts, utility bills, pictures and letters.
The website that I refer you is a good source of information regarding same sex application questions to Canada.
Goodluck.
[26-03-2007,14:00] [**.97.126.32] JM |
(in reply to: Spouse or Common Law Partner?) Roy, it´s a long distance relationship. You can´t just give up the place where you grow up with and earn a living. But one day when we decide we are right for each other, one of us will have to move.
[28-03-2007,04:42] [**.255.242.206] Question |