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My wife has children with an ex-partner. She only lived with this ex-partner for a max period of 6 months.
Tha application says that a common law partner is considered if they lived together for aleast a year.
My question is since they did not live together for more than one year but they have childern together, is this still considered common law? and thus has to be added as YES there has been a past common law relationship.
Please help with the clarification
Tommy
[13-03-2008,13:27]
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Common law or not Common law ?? (in reply to: Common law or not Common law ??)
Hi,
The relationship you described is not considered as common-law relationship. However, please note that she will still require the father??s permission to remove the children from the country.
Willy (Ka Shun) Cheng,
Certified Canadian Immigration Consultant
ChengCosgrove Immigration Services
willy@chengcosgrove.com
http://www.chengcosgrove.com
[13-03-2008,22:52]
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(in reply to: Common law or not Common law ??)
Thank you for the Clarification will.
Now we have a particular situation, I have raised the daughters since they where babies and we do not know the where abouts of the bio-father or his family. Will this create a problem?
Thanks for you support and help
Tommy
[14-03-2008,13:00]
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