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aryank2000
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Posted: 31 Aug 2017 at 5:47am |
All,
1. what are our chances of being admitted into Canada as PR? (via road or air) 2. Since our cards expired and since we have not satisfied PR residency requirements, have we lost the PR? 3. How does it work with our second child? Please help |
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colin
Moderator Group Immigration Attorney Joined: 29 Nov 2009 Location: Canada Status: Offline Points: 133 |
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As a permanent resident, you must reside in Canada for at least 2 years in a 5-year period. Since you did not comply with this obligation, you have lost your permanent resident status. Therefore, if you decide to land in Canada now, you will not be able to enter the country as a permanent resident. You may also have difficulty travelling to Canada by air. If you wish to become a permanent resident again, you will need to apply through one of the existing programs (http://www.immigration.ca/immigrationtocanadaoverview/). Note that if you wish to visit Canada or apply for permanent residency again, you and your family will need to renounce claim to your previous permanent residency. |
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Colin Singer, Canada Immigration Lawyer & Managing Partner, immigration.ca |
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aelempe
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Collins,
What do you mean by renouncing claim? Do you mean he should not state the fact that he ever had the PR? I am in the same situation and I need the advise. Rgds, Toks.
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TOKS
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colin
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This means that, if you wish to re-apply for Permanent residency
in Canada, you will first need to voluntarily renounce your
Permanent Residence status. Once that is done, you will then be
able to apply for Permanent Residency again.
You must declare that you used to be a PR otherwise, it will be considered as misrepresentation. |
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Colin Singer, Canada Immigration Lawyer & Managing Partner, immigration.ca |
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