In the apr, under the marital status section of the personal details, it asks for marital status then asks have I been "previously married or in a common law relationship?" Is this referring to relationship for the status you select? Your current relationship? or if there was a marriage prior ?
Don't know if I'm overthinking but here is my situation- I have only been married once, and my current status is legally separated.
I selected legally separated as status but what would be my answer to if I have been previously married? I am asking because the follow up questions ask for additional info including how did the marriage end but the only options are annulment, divorce, death or ended common law relationship- neither of which are applicable because I am legally separated. If I interpret it to apply to the relationship that is in legally separated status and put yes, I would have to select ended common law relationship as the manner in which it ended, but that wouldn't be accurate because I was never in a common law relationship. If I interpret it to apply to any relationship prior to the one currently in legally separated status then I can choose no and be fine but I am unclear as to what the interpretation is here.
Don't know if I'm overthinking but here is my situation- I have only been married once, and my current status is legally separated.
I selected legally separated as status but what would be my answer to if I have been previously married? I am asking because the follow up questions ask for additional info including how did the marriage end but the only options are annulment, divorce, death or ended common law relationship- neither of which are applicable because I am legally separated. If I interpret it to apply to the relationship that is in legally separated status and put yes, I would have to select ended common law relationship as the manner in which it ended, but that wouldn't be accurate because I was never in a common law relationship. If I interpret it to apply to any relationship prior to the one currently in legally separated status then I can choose no and be fine but I am unclear as to what the interpretation is here.
