Canada Conjugal Sponsorship
What is a Canada Conjugal Partner Sponsorship
Submitting an application for conjugal sponsorship must have been involved with their partner for at least 12 months prior to filing their sponsorship request. This category encompasses people other than spouse or common-law sponsors; examples could include sexual or physical relationships which ended due to factors outside of either party’s control, medical reasons or unexpected unforeseen circumstances.
Do you qualify for Canada Conjugal Partner Sponsorship?
The Supreme Court evaluates conjugal relationships based on these factors:
- Long-term relationships require mutual commitment between two people who share sexual activities together and in their sexual behavior.
- Partners need one another emotionally, so long-term couples should not engage in second conjugal relationships at any point during the course of their partnership.
- Financially and economically supporting each other. Both partners share parenting or childcare duties for children they share custody with each other.
How to apply for Conjugal Partner Sponsorship
The process can be complex due to variable and unique circumstances, reach out to us today and we will guide you the best way to get everything in proper order for the most efficient process ever! We at Fourth Dimension Immigration are legal and Canada Government Regulated RCIC and CICC Immigration Counsel, we don’t take shortcuts and follow legal steps to the letter.
FAQs
Requirements for Conjugal partner sponsorship.
The applicant who intends to immigrate with a partner as a conjugal must prove that they have been in a relationship for at least one year, proving he or she is interdependent. Both partners must provide proof of their inability cohabit because of compelling barriers. It does not matter if they intend to get married, but it shows that there is a genuine desire to remain together.
Is a girlfriend or a boyfriend be a conjugal partner?
If one partner is Canadian citizen or has PR and their foreign partner cannot move here to live together with him/her, they cannot apply. When moving in with their partner for the first time in another country, couples should first demonstrate they cannot cohabit due to cultural or social restrictions or fear persecution by authorities or community.
Difference between Common-Law and Conjugal Partner?
Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada (IRCC) recognizes spouses (legally married), common-law partners (cohabiting for one or more years), and conjugal partners (living apart due to uncontrollable circumstances) for immigration sponsorship purposes.
Conjugal Sponsorship Undertaking
Sponsoring a conjugal partner requires signing an undertaking with the Minister of Citizenship and Immigration stating your pledge of financial and health support for both partners, along with their dependent children, as a guarantee they won’t need social assistance in future.
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