除了没有一纸婚书外,其他完全一样。
干嘛说的这么难听嘛 :blink: 我就是因为困扰才上来问哪
好了,不说了,让帖子沉了吧
如果男朋友说是为了给你办移民才要求住一起就拒了吧,这分明是在施舍你或利用你的弱点,没有放在平等的地位,你就是寄人梨下,还欠他的,时间长了厌倦你了就用另外一个理由让你走人。
可能你平时表达想拿身份的愿望太过强烈 。
他如果真正想和你在一起的话是不会这么说话的,我觉得这样说话很伤人。
T2O说的是直接了点,但道理没错,年轻人一定要靠自己。
If you are truly a female student wanting to stay in Canada, you have good options to stay by yourself:
1. After undergraduate study (in Ontario for instance), you can work for three years. This means you can apply for immigration during the period.
2. If you have a Master's degree or above, you will be granted permanent resident status by Ontario if you apply.
Check out immigration policy related website by yourself.
Common-law normally doesn't qualify for spousal immigration. Even if you are married, there is no guarantee immigration will be granted. Plus, it may take a few years. If there is any change in martial status, the immigration will be in jeopardy.
If you are serious, then be serious and don't "sell" yourself. It is a trap...
是的. 听说过魁北克 Eric 诉 Lola 一案吗? 上诉法院已裁定, Eric 须付: (1) 三个孩子每年共$411000抚养费; (2) 每月$56000离婚费(pension alimentaire). 但 Lola 不服, 仍要得到$50,000,000祖产(patrimoine familial). 先已上诉, 最高法院已接手此案.
在别的省, common-law partiners are all entitled for 上述第(1) 和 (2) 两项赔赏. 上诉法院裁定后, Quebec 也一样了.
我还是学生,我男朋友最近一直鼓动我搬到他那住,他说他想帮我移民,说住在一起就是Common Law了,我有点怕,到底什么是Common Law?跟真正结婚有什么区别啊?我该搬过去么?
误人子弟
1. Cohabitation alone does not create a common-law marriage;
According to the Canada Revenue Agency, as of 2007, a common-law relationship is true if at least one of the following applies:
a) the couple has been living in a conjugal relationship for at least 12 continuous months;
b) the couple are parents of a child by birth or adoption; or
c) one of the couple has custody and control of the other partner's child (or had custody and control immediately before the child turned 19 years of age) and the child is wholly dependent on that person for support.
In Ontario, the Ontario Family Law Act specifically recognizes common-law spouses in sec. 29, dealing with spousal support issues; the requirements are living together for no less than three years[8] or having a child in common and having "cohabitated in a relationship of some permanence".
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Common-law_marriage