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ITA under PNP, Question re Statutory Declaration of Common-law

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maybee

Full Member
Aug 1, 2016
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Hey guys,

I'm applying for PR under BC PNP, but have a common-law partner (not notarized whatsoever) since last June. Since I declared the situation in my forms, I'm required to provide Proof of Relationship and Statutory Declaration of Common-Law Union.

So one of the fields asks for the From __ to __ dates of when we 'solemnly declare that we have cohabited in a conjugal relationship', what start/end date should I use?

I don't have any evidence that states we started common-law union on June 1. My partner changed his drivers licence address around August, but throughout the application I used June 1 as the beginning of our common-law (because we did move in together on June 1), any advice?

Also I'm not sure what to put in for end date. The day I submit my application?

Thank you!
 
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think0911

Star Member
Aug 11, 2016
123
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maybee said:
Hey guys,

I'm applying for PR under BC PNP, but have a common-law partner (not notarized whatsoever) since last June. Since I declared the situation in my forms, I'm required to provide Proof of Relationship and Statutory Declaration of Common-Law Union.

So one of the fields asks for the From __ to __ dates of when we 'solemnly declare that we have cohabited in a conjugal relationship', what start/end date should I use?

I don't have any evidence that states we started common-law union on June 1. My partner changed his drivers licence address around August, but throughout the application I used June 1 as the beginning of our common-law (because we did move in together on June 1), any advice?

Also I'm not sure what to put in for end date. The day I submit my application?

Thank you!
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Why don't you drop a mail to cic regarding same and ask them what kind of documents they need and what you have. All the best, I must say u r in tricky situation
 
M

maybee

Full Member
Aug 1, 2016
37
0
think0911 said:
Why don't you drop a mail to cic regarding same and ask them what kind of documents they need and what you have. All the best, I must say u r in tricky situation
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I called them but they wouldn't help me "filling out my application" :(
 
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