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@HAWKS: common-law means you have stayed together for at least 12 months but in my case it's not, though every year umuuwi ako for at least a month then back to work again. there's no problem with kids kasi they're all under my name naman...si kumander lang kasi di pa kami kasal... ;) ;)

people seeking multiple entry visas for parents and grandparents is a good news for the fact that the process of acquiring will be expedited.. the only catch is the duration, 24 months validity. why they don't make it 5 years.. ;D ;D

my case is a different one... i was separated from my marriage since 2001 with a Memorandum of Agreement from a legal counsel for child support for my son but we're not yet divorced. way back 1997, i met a girl and she became my partner until now. we have a 9 y.o. son (under my name) with mild...

@HAWKS: am not yet in Canada as of this time...planning stage pa lang. i do appreciate your input Hawks..thanks a lot

Thanks for the input EMRN... one more question.... what proof should i present? any idea?

hi.. newbie po dito sa forum and i'm planning to migrate in Canada as well..patulong naman po. married po ang status ko but separated since 2001 not yet annulled. meron po akong son sa una and then nagkaroon ako ng partner and then we have a 9 year old son (under my name) pero hindi po kami...

pls. pm me the link..thanks

Please send me the link...thank you very much