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MAM/SIR,
i will really appreciate your advice!
i am in Canada from last 4 years and last month i got my PR. my mother has applied for visitor visa from India to visit me here in Canada. in the form of her personal information she put my martial status as NEVER MARRIED where as i am living in common -law.so the question is how it will effect her application.?
[07-07-2009,10:47]
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The difference between a and b (in reply to: martial status)
5.34 Recognition of a common-law relationship (OP 2)
A common-law relationship is fact-based and exists from the day in which two individuals demonstrate that the relationship exists on the basis of the facts. The onus is on the applicants to prove that they are in a conjugal relationship and that they cohabiting, having so cohabitated for a period of at least one year, when the application is received at CPC-M.
A common-law relationship is legally a de facto relationship, meaning that it must be established in each individual case, on the facts. This is in contrast to a marriage, which is legally a de jure relationship, meaning it has been established in law.
[07-07-2009,15:20]
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