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💞 Proving Your Common-Law Relationship 💞

Wondering how to validate a common-law relationship? According to IRPR (Immigration & Refugee Protection Regulations), a common-law partnership is defined by:

- Cohabitation for at least one year, with both partners being 18 years or older. (Though they can start living together earlier, it's only recognized as common-law once both are 18 and have cohabited for a year.)
- Sharing a relationship akin to marriage.

This positions a common-law partnership as a de facto relationship, in contrast to marriage, which is de jure (legally recognized). As it's a de facto status, it's up to the applicant to authenticate their relationship. The primary step? Demonstrating cohabitation.

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🛂 Citizenship Certificate Replacement 🛂

The Canadian citizenship certificate (formerly citizenship card) is a document naturalized Canadian citizens use to prove their status in Canada.

If you have become a Canadian citizen after immigrating to Canada, you have to show your original citizenship document when you

Renew your Canadian passport
Renew your health card
Renew your driver’s license or provincial ID
Enroll in school
Start a job
If you have proof that you need to replace your citizenship card urgently, you can get it sooner than the usual processing time of 17 months.

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✈️ How to Get a Visa Invitation Letter for Canada in 6 Steps ✈️

Step 1: Information About the Visa Applicant
Step 2: Information About the Canadian
Step 3: Does my Invitation Letter need to be Notarized?
Step 4: Sending the Visa Invitation Letter
Step 5: Submitting the Letter of Invitation
Step 6: Increasing your Odds of Success. What other Documents do you need?

Do you need a visa to come to Canada? If you do, you probably need a visa invitation letter. Though invitation letters are optional for all visa applicants, it is better to have one ready than not.

A letter of invitation to Canada is issued by a Canadian citizen or permanent resident inviting you to visit them in Canada. It helps IRCC evaluate your Temporary Resident Visa (visitor visa) application when you submit the invitation letter because this letter helps them understand why you are coming, where you are staying and that you will have financial and social support in Canada.

Ask yourself, who needs a visa invitation letter?

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