We are applying for PR (provincial nominee) as common-law partners.
On our forms and our notarized Statutory Declaration (IMM 5409), we wrote the date we became a couple.
But IRCC wants the date we started living together, which was about 1.5 years later.
Our address history shows the real move-in date. So the two do not match.
We have lived together for years now, so we easily pass the 12-month rule.
This is only about the date, not about us qualifying.
On our forms and our notarized Statutory Declaration (IMM 5409), we wrote the date we became a couple.
But IRCC wants the date we started living together, which was about 1.5 years later.
Our address history shows the real move-in date. So the two do not match.
We have lived together for years now, so we easily pass the 12-month rule.
This is only about the date, not about us qualifying.
- Did anyone else mix up "became a couple" with "moved in together"?
- Is a letter of explanation enough, or did you redo the declaration?
- Did it cause any problems with your officer?
