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We started living from October 3rd
She got approval email of PR on September 17 and then she sent her PP
And she went to border in November frst week !!( she was in canada)

As you became common-law before she landed, she was legally required to return her COPR/visa and add you to her app. Not doing so was misrepresentation. That means that you are forever excluded from the Family Class and can't be sponsored. If you continue with your app, you can expect a refusal.
 
Can anyone confirm for me, are both you and your spouse required to attend for the landing interview or can you go on your own? My husband is stuck away with work and I’m worried he might not make it back if they call me.
 
As you became common-law before she landed, she was legally required to return her COPR/visa and add you to her app. Not doing so was misrepresentation. That means that you are forever excluded from the Family Class and can't be sponsored. If you continue with your app, you can expect a refusal.
Thank you !! Really appreciate
 
As you became common-law before she landed, she was legally required to return her COPR/visa and add you to her app. Not doing so was misrepresentation. That means that you are forever excluded from the Family Class and can't be sponsored. If you continue with your app, you can expect a refusal.
Even if i was out of country for one month from 27 feb2019-28 march2019
Will it still be considered completed one year in October?
 
You really need to answer the question that I asked you previously. Did your partner become a PR without including you?
In last name you have to fill your Given name Which was on your passport.
Whenever they ask you to put family name- you have to put complete name because in your passport you have not put surname/family name
 
Can anyone confirm for me, are both you and your spouse required to attend for the landing interview or can you go on your own? My husband is stuck away with work and I’m worried he might not make it back if they call me.

Yes, the sponsor must attend the landing interview for inland apps. Note that if he is spending a significant time away from you, IRCC can and refuse you for not cohabiting as required.
 
Even if i was out of country for one month from 27 feb2019-28 march2019
Will it still be considered completed one year in October?

If you had a one month break, you aren't common-law and again, can expect a refusal. That is at least better than being excluded. You really need to withdraw your app.
 
If you had a one month break, you aren't common-law and again, can expect a refusal. That is at least better than being excluded. You really need to withdraw your app.
They received my application on march 31st2020 !! Even if we take we started living from 3rf October 2018 And if took break from feb to 29march 2019
From that day till they receive its completed one year !!
 
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They received my application on march 31st2020 !! Even if we take we started living from 3rf October 2018 And if took break from feb to 29march 2019
From that day till they receive its completed one year !!
Which date did you put in your forms as your official common-law date (i.e. the 1-year mark where you officially became common-law partners)?
 
Which date did you put in your forms as your official common-law date (i.e. the 1-year mark where you officially became common-law partners)?
There was no date like that .we stated we started living together from oct 3rd 2018 but our lease was signed on oct 21 2018 with me only main applicant n my sister and my gf as resident !! Plus i was out of country for whole one month in march 2019
And we also mentioned about our families religion is the main reason we couldn’t open about our relationship!!
 
There was no date like that .we stated we started living together from oct 3rd 2018 but our lease was signed on oct 21 2018 with me only main applicant n my sister and my gf as resident !! Plus i was out of country for whole one month in march 2019
And we also mentioned about our families religion is the main reason we couldn’t open about our relationship!!

I can promise you that on my forms there was a section were we had to confirm the exact date we entered in a common-law relationship. I would double-check, if I was you. :) Regarding the trip abroad, in my opinion, I would say that a month could still count as a long vacation; if that person's official address/residence remains the same as their partner's, it doesn't cancel out the common-law relationship. But I would 100% be upfront about it with IRCC, even if it meant sending a webform to explain it further.