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10-05-2003, 08:23 PM
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Common-law marriage, Canadian definition?
Sorry to be posting so many different messages here but I keep remembering
new things to ask! The PR application asks if I've ever been in a "common-law" marriage. I don't know what the Canadian definition of that is, or if it's important. I lived with someone for four years (more than five actually but there was a split there of about a year) and I'm not sure if I should put that down - I have to put down a bit of info about that person if I do. I don't believe ours was a "common-law" marriage in Connecticut. How to handle this? Thanks! Frenchy
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10-06-2003, 02:39 AM
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Re: Common-law marriage, Canadian definition?
IT was a common law marriage by any definition.
__________________ Jim Humphries, former visa officer "Frenchy" <> wrote in message news:05%fb.411552$... > Sorry to be posting so many different messages here but I keep remembering > new things to ask! > The PR application asks if I've ever been in a "common-law" marriage. I > don't know what the Canadian definition of that is, or if it's important. > I lived with someone for four years (more than five actually but there was > a split there of about a year) and I'm not sure if I should put that down - > I have to put down a bit of info about that person if I do. I don't > believe ours was a "common-law" marriage in Connecticut. How to handle > this? Thanks! > Frenchy > -- > "A man hears wedding bells the first time he gets liplock on the love > lolly." - B. Messenger, Hartford, CT > Find the cure for the common religion! Deify Yourself at > http://www.tftb.com/deify > Childfree - It's A Choice! http://www.tftb.com/childfree > Holy Crap! Frenchy's Religion Blog http://frenchytheyanqui.easyjournal.com > Reply to frenchy AT tftb DOT com |
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10-08-2003, 01:56 AM
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Re: Common-law marriage, Canadian definition?
Jim Humphries, disco-slamdancing to Barry Manilow through the newsgroup,
got down and funky and cried: > IT was a common law marriage by any definition. Okay, thanks for the clarification. Frenchy
__________________ "A man hears wedding bells the first time he gets liplock on the love lolly." - B. Messenger, Hartford, CT Find the cure for the common religion! Deify Yourself at http://www.tftb.com/deify Childfree - It's A Choice! http://www.tftb.com/childfree Holy Crap! Frenchy's Religion Blog http://frenchytheyanqui.easyjournal.com Reply to frenchy AT tftb DOT com |
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