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You have to live together for one straight year and assets and liabilities and that you live together in a physical dwelling. Other evidence required are joint bank statements, joint ownership of a home (or joint leases), joint utilities and joint management of household expenses, among other things. Canada makes a distinction between a common law partner and a conjugal partner. You have to check with your providence because they vary. |
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