Dear Kubeir Kamal Sir and all, I have a doubt. Please help me out. I am an Outland FSW applicant with AOR - 28th Aug…
CanadaExpress Entry1Dear Kubeir Kamal Sir and all, I have a doubt. Please help me out. I am an Outland FSW applicant with AOR - 28th Aug 2023 and will be getting married in Feb 2024 and wish to add my spouse to the application post marriage. I haven’t received my eCOPR or the decision hasn’t been made on my application yet. My scenario: Me and my partner have been in a long term relationship for about 12 years. We got engaged two years back. We are planning to get married in Feb 2024. We both *haven’t ever* lived together or combined our affairs such as finances/ insurances/ owning or leasing a property together/ making investments together. We both are living with our parents separately and plan to shift together only after the proposed marriage in Feb 2024 (as per our religious and cultural norms). Our relationship has permanence and commitment but it was never an interdependent relationship physically or
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Marrying after AOR: adding a spouse to an outland FSW file when you never lived together
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Aishwarya Balaji Thank you I do have all the proof to establish that common law was never established. So I should attach the proof of genuine relationship and proof of non-common law relationship (documents with separate addresses through out) when I inform IRCC and write a letter of explanation too. Then I guess it will be good?
Mansi Chadha I don't believe proof for not in common law is required. General timeline of the relationship is fine. I can't remember if photos are required but you can include them as well
Someone please help this fella out if you have any information or had a similar case 🙏 Nikolett Kalotainé Szundi
1) Nope 2) Yup 3) You can and explain that common law wasnt established.
Ohkay. Thanks for the help and information 🙏