Let's say for example... PRTD case

[mandyshine2009]

PRTD application:

I don't want to include any Humanitarian reasons and just put the correct dates living inside Canada which is under 730, i.e around 600 days in the past 5 years and submit proof for the 600 days.

Is this a sure rejection? OR Do they forgive you once and give you a chance to go Canada and retain your status? Has anyone who applied for a prtd got a second chance without mentioning humanitarian reason and solely based on less days under 730?

Mandy

 

[scylla]

PRTD application:

I don't want to include any Humanitarian reasons and just put the correct dates living inside Canada which is under 730, i.e around 600 days in the past 5 years and submit proof for the 600 days.

Is this a sure rejection? OR Do they forgive you once and give you a chance to go Canada and retain your status? Has anyone who applied for a prtd got a second chance without mentioning humanitarian reason and solely based on less days under 730?

Mandy

Rejection and loss of PR status is guaranteed if you do this. No - they don't forgive.

 

[mandyshine2009]

Rejection and loss of PR status is guaranteed if you do this. No - they don't forgive.

That's so bad. At least they should give us 2nd chance.

 

[scylla]

That's so bad. At least they should give us 2nd chance.

If you want a second chance, you need to apply with H&C reasons. That's why the H&C process exists.

 

[canuck78]

That's so bad. At least they should give us 2nd chance.

RO of 2 out of 5 years is already very generous so can't imagine what would happen if everyone got a 2nd chance.

 

[canuck_in_uk]

That's so bad. At least they should give us 2nd chance.

As said above, 2 out of 5 years is a ridiculously generous residency obligation.

 

[qureishi]

PRTD application:

I don't want to include any Humanitarian reasons and just put the correct dates living inside Canada which is under 730, i.e around 600 days in the past 5 years and submit proof for the 600 days.

Is this a sure rejection? OR Do they forgive you once and give you a chance to go Canada and retain your status? Has anyone who applied for a prtd got a second chance without mentioning humanitarian reason and solely based on less days under 730?

Mandy

are you currently outside of Canada ??