Hi
Thank you for your reply. I just need to clear up two things though. Once the person have to go out of his/her country after living together for 6 months in Canada (the person is in a 6 month visitor visa while living together, share bank accounts and housing rents.) does the 6 months still accountable after he/she leaves Canada..and the person would be back eventually back to Canada after a few months?
and the reason why he/she has to go out of Canada is because he/she has to go for call up duty (drafted to the reservist military for 3 weeks or a month). The person is from Singapore and does not require a Visa to enter Canada. The problem is the person cannot apply for TRV to extend his/her 6 months visa due to the call up once a year.
Thank you and I graciously want to thank if you would be able to answer this because I could not find answers from the CIC website regarding the other party who has a duty to his/her country and so forth.
No it has to be continuous. Didn't look to hard at
www.cic.gc.ca see:
http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/sponsor/familymembers.htmlCommon-law partner
You are a common-law partner—either of opposite *censored word* or same-*censored word*—if you have been living with your sponsor in a conjugal relationship for at least one year. The year of living together must be a continuous 12-month period and cannot be intermittent periods that add up to one year. However, you are allowed temporary absences for short periods of time for business travel or family reasons.
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