Form 18 Registration of Common-Law Relationship - Manitoba, Canada (English / French)

Form 18 Registration of Common-Law Relationship in Manitoba, Canada is used to legally recognize a common-law relationship. It is for couples who are living together in a committed relationship but are not married. The form allows them to register their relationship and have certain legal rights and responsibilities. The form is available in English and French.

In Manitoba, Canada, either partner in a common-law relationship can file the Form 18 Registration of Common-Law Relationship.

FAQ

Q: What is Form 18?
A: Form 18 is a registration form for common-law relationships in Manitoba, Canada.

Q: What is a common-law relationship?
A: A common-law relationship is a relationship between two people who live together in a marriage-like relationship, but are not legally married.

Q: Why would I need to register a common-law relationship?
A: Registering a common-law relationship can provide legal recognition and certain benefits, such as inheritance rights and access to health care benefits.

Q: Is registration of a common-law relationship mandatory in Manitoba?
A: No, registration of a common-law relationship is not mandatory in Manitoba. It is optional.