If common law and lived together a year do I say I was married on the new information page?

jometchoo1973 · ‎April 22, 2022

lamanhcb · ‎April 23, 2022

No. As per this Canada Revenue Agency (CRA) page, Marital status: “Married means that you have a spouse. This term only applies to a person you are legally married to.” So, if you have not gotten married, your status says common-law.

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