Proving a genuine relationship.

jjof · Joined: 03 Oct 2006 Posts: 1

I’m a Canadian citizen that has been living/traveling in Peru for 6 months. My Peruvian boyfriend and I have been together for 5 months, living together for 4 months and are getting married in 2 weeks.
We will be submitting the Permanent Residency application forms ASAP as I need to return to Canada in December for a job offer. As we’ve only been together a short while our primary concern is proving that our relationship is genuine. We’ve traveled to several countries in S.America together which we can prove with our passports. We also have many pictures. However, the wedding ceremony will be a civil ceremony in the municipality office with 2 witnesses and we will not have a reception. We want to wait until we are in Canada and are able to save money to have a proper wedding with all our family and friends. How will this affect our application? I know that common law couples are asked to submit letters from family/friends declaring that their relationship is genuine. Will this help us or is our marriage certificate sufficient?
A huge thank you!

Ron Liberman · Joined: 30 Oct 2004 Posts: 770

Hi,

Please don't assume that your marriage certificate is sufficient. You have some positive indicators of a genuine relationship from the information you have provided thus far, and also some negative indicators, as you seem to know. This is an improtant application and it is appropriate to do whatever you honestly can to substantiate that yours is a real relationship.

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Cartere · Joined: 05 Nov 2009 Posts: 2

I think when u do the civil marriage, dress up ..take lots of picture...in the evening you can arrange a small party/dinner in local hotel or at your husband's home.

get few extra copies of marriage certificate from Court itself...dont do photo copies and get is notarized..

when you come back to canada...email daily to your husband...share you pictures..video..to your friens as "CC" with your husband....etc
tell your parents to call your in-laws...get copies of phone bill's of you inlaws...or write some sort of invitation card/letter to your in laws..

hope this is helpful

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