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I reside outside of Canada and planning to move to Canada later.

I received my IMM5688 couple months ago and i saw the personal details expiration date is 2019. However, I recently found out there is two additional expiration dated 2016/9/1 for the application and medical details. What is the difference? Which one is the actual expiration date for me to officially land as PR?

Since it is expired, what should I do?

Thank you.

P.S. I tried to find this info on the CIC website but I dont think I am having any luck.

Hi everyone,

So i just applied for the PR, I've been told it'll be ready in about 4 to 6 weeks, due to my husbands work, he has to travel to another country before i get the PR, and i want to go with him, my question is, how can i travel and come back to Canada without a PR? is it possible ?

Thanks

I was a 15 when I became a Canadian citizen, I attended the Oath ceremony but was not required to sit the test. My parents made the decision to renounce our Canadian citizenship when we left Canada.


I have been in the UK 10 years, I want to return to Canada but I am unsure if I apply to resume citizenship or will I need to start again?


Need some advice!

I have a related question, I landed in Dec 26, 2013, but left after a week and then visit again for a week in august 10, 2016.
My pr card has a pretty since date of Dec 26, 2013 and an expiry date of Feb 28, 2019.
My question is that, when is 5 year counted from, from the date of my landing or date of expiry card on my profile card. I can think about moving back based on when my 5 years are counted from?

Hi I have become permanent resident when I first landed in Canada. I have my PR card with me. Unfortunately I am missing my confirmation of landing paper which was attached with my old passport. I will apply for my Canadian citizenship soon. Do you think it might be a problem without that paper or PR card is good enough? Please advise.

Hello,

My parents just received their PR documents (Dec 2016). However, it says it's valid until March 2017 only. What does it actually mean? It does not leave much time for them to pack up and move within 3 months.

Would it be possible for them to come to Canada before March 2017 but then go back to their country to wrap up everything and return for good to Canada? If so, what is the timeline given?

Could you please clarify? Many thanks.

Hello, I have a difficult decision about whether to have my wife pick up her approved, renewed PR card, or renounce her PR status.

The problem is we are currently living overseas in Asia, and my wife has been asked to pick up her renewed PR card in person in Canada. Not only will it cost more than a thousand dollars to fly to Canada to get the card, but she will also have to apply for a Travel Document to enter Canada since her previous card is expired. The travel document costs over a hundred dollars itself, since the local embassy outsources the application process to another country, and uses a third party company to receive the application and transfer it to the other country.
The original PR application itself was a thousand dollars, plus my wife paid a few hundred dollars for translated documents on her end.

So, I am faced with the question of whether it is worth spending the money to get the new PR card, or just renouncing her PR status until we move back to Canada some time in the future (currently undecided). I am not sure how easy it will be to apply for PR status again in the future (I am a Canadian citizen sponsoring her) if she has already renounced it in the past.

Any info or ideas would be appreciated.

Thank you.

Hello,
My parents became PR on April 1st 2014. They then left the country after taking the PR Card. They have visited twice since then once in 2015 and again 2016 each time for a period of 2 months. This means they have only stayed in the country for 4 months. If they visit Canada after August 2017 can they be stopped at the Airport and denied entry into Canada for not fulfilling residency requirements ?
Please advise.


Thanks
IQ

Hi.

I want to sponsor my sister , her child and her husband to canada. My whole family came to canada on july 21st 2016. My father , i and my brother works at a Canadian conpany since we came to canada and we did not take any help from the government.

We will take their solely responsibility when they come to canada. They are in kind of difficulty their because of no work and what the government paying to them is difficult to live on.

Please tell me what is the procedure to sponsor them.

Waiting for your reply.

Thank you

Regards

Trying to apply for card but have no idea where we entered into Canada in 1967 ?. How do get that info

My common law has an 11-year-old daughter who entered Canada as a visitor and she is approved to go to school. my common law became PR being sponsored by another partner three years ago. Since she cannot sponsor her daughter in the first 5 years, I am just wondering if I could under the family sponsor class. we live together for longer than one year, we have a child together, I have the income required for sponsoring a dependent child. considering that we have the biological father consent, is it possible to apply for her immigration?

Dears,
My daughter's TR visa was rejected recently.
She aims to obtain PR Canada in future.
Question: whether the rejected visa will affect her chances & eligibility of getting PR?
I checked eligibility and did not find any mention.
thanks.

Hi I am Canadian Citizen and my wife is permanent residence, her PR is about to Expire next June, We are concern because we want to get back to Canada but we do not when this will be.

I was working in Latin America for a Canadian Company for 5 years, and she was accompanying me, I basically quit my Job 2 years ago to pursue my own business, but now we want to get back to Canada.

So my question is, have those year where I worked for this Canadian company been able to help my wife to renew her permanent residence?

Also do they count to her application for citizenship?

if we get back to Canada in 2 months before June, can she still enter in Canada although she has not lived there for more than 2 years?

hi i will apply my pr card application tomorrow so i just want to know that in my pr card photos my head is cover so is it acceptable?

• Hats and head coverings must not be worn, unless they are worn daily for religious beliefs or medical reasons. However, your full face must be clearly visible and the head covering must not cast any shadows on your face.
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