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I completely understand now. Thank you so much for your replies. I will look into applying as common law.

It comes back to the same issue then Mikey, you mentioned in your reply that this rule only applies to married couples. We are a married couple applying as common law so I think it will apply to us. And as you said, prove that your marriage is legal won't ever be possible as it just won't be...

Just doing some research and found the bold point contradicting with my case. Again it mentions that if your spouse was married to someone at the time of your marriage then you cannot sponsor even as a common-law :( You cannot be sponsored as a spouse, a common-law partner or a conjugal...

Thank you very much for your replies. Another question I have is, if I apply as a common law, which is possible as we have lived together in the UAE for one year now, are there good chances of our application being approved? I ask this because I will still mention in the application what is...

Any replies would be greatly appreciated to guide me on this matter. I am a Muslim Canadian citizen. My husband and I married on December 28, 2014 in Pakistan but knew each other for one year prior to our marriage. At the time of our marriage, he was still legally married to his first wife but...