Mona and Peter have been living together for three years and have a daughter. Peter works full-time and Mona takes care of their daughter and studies part time. In the future, they will continue living together; however, they do not believe in a traditional marriage, as they are happy with their current situation. Both are permanent residents but are unsure how to describe their relationship on their citizenship application, as being conjugal or common-law. What is the difference between a conjugal partner and a common-law partner? Select one: A conjugal partner has been in a relationship for a shorter amount of time. In a conjugal relationship, exceptional circumstances, such as war, are why they can't live together, while common-law partners cohabit together. A common-law partner has been in a relationship for a shorter period of time. In a common-law relationship, exceptional circumstances, such as war, are why they can't live together