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Thanks! We sent them to the nearest VAC, in Paris.

In the end, I did not provide any translated utility bill. Life insurance, rent receipts stating our names, and years of photos did the trick. Our application for permanent residence was finally approved.

Answer: Writing a short letter of explanation helped. Our application was approved this month.

I'll provide my own answer to that matter to provide some closure: Yes that was enough. We also added photos of us, although it seemed to carry less weight.

I'll provide my own answer to that matter, it might help someone: Yes, we also attached a few photos of us to show our bond, but that was enough.

Here's a quick follow-up on that matter and the necessary documents to send with the IMM 5409. Those documents were enough to prove we were common-law partners. Our application was approved without any additional document request. We received our CoPRs.

Stream: FSW Outland AOR - February 22nd, 2020 Medicals passed - March 3rd, 2020 Biometrics provided - March 10th, 2020 Re-medicals passed - December 23rd, 2021 PPR - January 13th, 2022 CoPR - January 28th, 2022

Hi Saddlers, I'm in the same situation. We received PPR just before getting married. We applied together as common-law partners. Even though we sent web forms, placed a call, and sent a letter of explanation with proof, we still received our CoPRs indicating common-law. Can you share how your...

Those observations regarding my eligibility are derived from GCMS notes I received in 2020. As I knew it was ok I did not care about later changes.

Thanks! It sure has been hard. Hopefully you get yours soon too.

Thanks! It still feels a bit unreal. Good to see you're already all set to go with regard to your passports.

Mine is Brazilian too, but we applied together. I have no idea how long each step took exactly. The entire eligibility process was passed in about 7 months. The longest wait was getting the final approval.

Hi everyone, Me and my fiancée just received PPR - Ready for Visa email today! We're about to marry the knot this weekend. We applied for Permanent Residence as common-law partners. The RFV email states we should immediately notify IRCC in case of a change in marital status due to marriage...

Office is CPC-Ottawa.

Stream: FSW Outland AOR - February 22nd, 2020 MEP - March 3rd, 2020 Biometrics - March 10th, 2020 Eligibility Recommended pass - March 11th, 2020 Eligibility passed - September 9th, 2020 Medicals passed again - December 23rd, 2021 PPR - Ready for Visa - January 13rd, 2022

Thanks for confirming that. I'll update my application then if my COPR doesn't come first.

Hi everyone, I'm about to tie the knot with my fiancée! We applied for Permanent Residence as common-law partners. I know we'll have to send the paperwork to IRCC. But would that be a problem for our application? I appreciate any help from people who went through this and people who know the law.

Hi and congratulations! Did you receive a PNP or are you a vanilla FSW applicant?

My FSW Express Entry application reached the final approval waiting stage (passed all the necessary eligibility requirements) having to notarize only this common-law realtionship document.

This is great news!