If you are not working in Canada

[YVR123]

no.
she is a student in Canada. we got married here and I am supporting my wife right now.

Just include your NOA if you have been working in Canada. It's pretty striaght forward in that case.

 

[Konan1982]

Just include your NOA if you have been working in Canada. It's pretty striaght forward in that case.

of course. People use sponsorship as common law and even conjugal relationships. In my case, we are legally married . Also legally married doesnt mean it is real it may be fake too as per lawyer explained to me it is less likely to be fake

 

[Konan1982]

I have read cases where a baby is involved in the relationship and the partner left right after getting the PR. Believe or not. It happens.

so they divorce?
A partner just leaves and says thank you for bringing me to Canada and I will figure out on my own plus with a kid?