No, to be eligible for sponsorship as a common-law partner, you must have lived together for at least 12 consecutive months or one year.
Yes, you can sponsor your spouse or partner even if they are already in Canada on a temporary visa. However, they must meet all eligibility requirements for sponsorship.
Yes, you will need to provide proof of your relationship, such as marriage certificates, joint bank accounts, and photos together. Additionally, you'll need to complete immigration forms and provide financial documents.
It's possible to sponsor a dependent child who is over 22 years old if they are financially dependent due to a physical or mental condition. However, they must meet specific criteria outlined by IRCC.