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You got my point exactly, thank you. Except from one, she is now my legal spouse. I went back home to marry her.

We didn't lie on my application for PR. I was only 17 years old when my mom applied me for sponsorship. Yes, it took 10 years to get approval. Life happened, I met someone, got a child of our own etc. As per CIC's website, you can be considered a dependent child if: they’re under 22 years old...

We didn't lie on my application for PR. I was only 17 years old when my mom applied me for sponsorship. Yes, it took 10 years to get approval. Life happened, I met someone, got a child of our own etc. As per CIC's website, you can be considered a dependent child if: they’re under 22 years old...

That is exactly what made me confused. I mean, one of the requirements of being a 'Dependant' is to be single and not in any common law relationship. If I declared that I was in fact in a common-law relationship, I would be even here in Canada right now. Don't know what to do now. :(

We don't really live together, she stays in her parent's house and I still live in our house. I'd just go visit them about twice or thrice a week because my mom told me that we cannot live together and cannot be married as my application for PR as dependant was still going on.

We don't really live together, she stays in her parent's house and I still live in our house. I'd just go visit them about twice or thrice a week because my mom told me that we cannot live together and cannot be married as my application for PR as dependant was still going on.

Hi everyone. I need suggestion on what to do next. So here's my story: - I obtained my PR status thru dependent child sponsorship as my mom being my sponsor. I landed in Canada on April 27, 2017. - I went back to my home country on March 1, 2018 to marry my fiancee (we also had a child of...