Immigration Law Firm of Matthew JefferyRichmond Hill, ON · July 17, 2026A Step-By-Step Guide to Sponsoring Your Common-Law Partner in Canada
Sponsoring a common-law partner for permanent residence in Canada can feel less straightforward than sponsoring a spouse, mainly because the relationship has to be proven through evidence rather than a marriage certificate alone. Couples often know their relationship is real, but immigration officers still need documents that show the partnership meets the legal definition and...
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