Common Law Sponsorship Process Step by Step
The common-law sponsorship process in Canada allows Canadian citizens and permanent residents to sponsor their partners for permanent residence if they have lived together for at least 12 consecutive months in a marriage-like relationship. This pathway is vital for couples who are committed but not legally married. In this guide, we’ll break down the process […]
What Counts as a Common-law Relationship in Canada?
In today’s evolving society, many couples live together and build a life together without legally marrying. Canadian immigration laws recognize this type of union as a common-law relationship, and in many cases, it offers the same rights as marriage — especially when it comes to sponsoring a partner for permanent residency. Suppose you’re planning to […]