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I am currently in the process of filing for common law sponsorship, and my fiance's father is not on his birth certificate should I put his father as unknown or on the paperwork?? My hunny was denied by his father his whole life and not until my partner began making a good life for himself did...

I am currently in the process of filing common law my partners father is not on his birth certificate should I put his father as unknown or on the paperwork?? My hunny was denied by his father his whole life and not until my partner began making a good life for him self did his father pay any...

It should be on your record of landing under Client ID

On the question that is asked multiple times throughout the application what day is the day we entered into the relationship the day our relationship began or the day we were eligible to be considered common law??

Thanks so much! I guess my next question would be...would he like with an inland application receive a open permit (if the extra money is paid) like with inland or would he have to wait for the whole process to be completed??

so @fence sitter would you think that I should just file with the whole truth...this extension was almost two years ago now...have extended twice since...don't know what they keep as far as a file...but I get it from now on honesty is the best policy!!

Now I guess my real question is...If I file outside of Canada can I do that seeing we are both currently in Canada and if so what are the different process's we will have to go threw...via possible interview etc...would we have to go to Trinidad as that is our office we would file at my...

I believe on my first application I may have made the stupidest mistake of my life and fibbed slightly as to how me and my now common law met, we met online and in the beginning I felt this may have made things harder to get an extension of his visiting time...we have since extended twice more...

My question is can I file my application to sponsor my common law partner outside of Canada even if myself and my common law are currently both in Canada?? Just wondering due to the horrendous wait times currently for filing in Canada....is the only difference we would have to go to Trinidad and...

SO question...how is it possible to apply and get approved outland when the person is inland??