I have an odd situation. I recently received an ITA but noticed the definition of common-law according to Canadian immigration. I originally received a provincial nomination and now this ITA as single. For just over a year, I have been living with a girlfriend in the US, however we do not have any shared bank accounts or bills, aside from the lease and while I have my heart set on immigrating, she is not sure if she wants to accompany me or not. If she chose to move to Canada, she would get a work permit or immigrate on her own accord.
Am I required to declare myself as "common law" in the application even though I have little proof of the relationship and pretty weak commitment? Based on my reading, it looks like I would only need to declare if I intended to sponsor her down the road or bring her with me.
Am I required to declare myself as "common law" in the application even though I have little proof of the relationship and pretty weak commitment? Based on my reading, it looks like I would only need to declare if I intended to sponsor her down the road or bring her with me.