How can my common-law spouse and I prove that we have lived together for at least one uninterrupted year ?
Here are the kinds of proof that can be shown to the Canadian Border Services Agency officer when asking to enter Canada to seek asylum and to rejoin your common-law partner in Canada:
• A statutory declaration of a common-law union
• Statements for shared bank accounts
• Shared credit cards
• Proof of shared ownership of residential property
• Shared residential leases
• Shared rental receipts
• Bills for shared utility accounts, such as electricity, gas, and telephone
• Proof of shared management of household expenses
• Evidence of shared purchases (especially of household items)
• Mail addressed to either or both of you at the same address,
• Important documents for both of you showing the same address, such as:
Identification documents
Driver's licenses
Insurance policies
Any other documents that show you have been living together.
• A statutory declaration of a common-law union
• Statements for shared bank accounts
• Shared credit cards
• Proof of shared ownership of residential property
• Shared residential leases
• Shared rental receipts
• Bills for shared utility accounts, such as electricity, gas, and telephone
• Proof of shared management of household expenses
• Evidence of shared purchases (especially of household items)
• Mail addressed to either or both of you at the same address,
• Important documents for both of you showing the same address, such as:
Identification documents
Driver's licenses
Insurance policies
Any other documents that show you have been living together.