Canada Updates Common-Law Relationship Proof Requirements
What this means for you
For couples relocating to Canada, this means there is now a clear list of documents required to prove your common-law status, making the application process more transparent.
Now
Couples in Canada needing to prove a common-law relationship must provide documents such as long-form birth certificates, photos, evidence of shared expenses, joint property ownership, rental agreements, joint utility accounts, and government identification showing the same address.
Flootloop data indicates an update to the requirements for proving common-law relationships in Canada. Previously, the specific documentation needed was not detailed.
Couples in Canada now needing to demonstrate a common-law relationship must provide specific documents. These include long-form birth certificates, photographs, evidence of shared expenses, joint property ownership, rental agreements, joint utility accounts, and government identification showing the same address.
Source
www.canadavisa.com ↗