well i was a little dramatic, but i have to quit my job, where i`m a partner, not an employee. there is no coming back for that. this sort of position don't come that easy in south america. im no longer a kid. im 40 so its time to get it right . get a no at the end of the line is tough to swallow with wife and all
DO NOT comply Residency Obligation to renew my PR
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If you have not been in Canada within the past 365 days you are not entitled to a PRTD to go to Canada and appeal. You will have to apply for a PRTD from your local visa office and, if refused, appeal under H&C from where you currently live. There is no point in abandoning your current home/job until you are finally able to obtain a travel document.
Depending what work nature, you don't necessarily have to quit your job. Despite an aquintance of mine is a partner of a law firm in my country, he is not a Canadian lawyer and he meets clients like me in BC for handling legal matters in the other jurisdiction.
i have not been Canada for more than 7 years. i assumed the PRTD would be issued . do you think it will be refused ?
its a small company. my cousin and I run it. if i leave the right thing to do is to sell my part.
Unfortunately dealing with an alcoholic parent for the past almost 10 years is not a very strong reason especially since I imagine the alcoholism didn't start as soon as you applied for PR. If you were able to get married, be partners in a business, do any form of business or personal travel, etc it would be hard to show that you were unable to move to Canada. Was your wife a PR as well because that will also be an issue? As @zardoz mentioned, apply for prtd with H&C reasons and wait and see what happens. Think that is what the caller may have really meant is that by applying for prtd it will trigger the H&C review. The only way you could enter was by land at the Canadian border.
No prtd will not be issued an H&C review will happen to determine if you get a prtd. Canada doesn't want you to enter or it is harder to make you leave.
Apply for the PRTD with H&C considerations from your home country. Very high chance it's going to be refused
It doesn't make sense to quit your job and sell your house when the most likely outcome is the loss of your PR status.
It doesn't make sense to quit your job and sell your house when the most likely outcome is the loss of your PR status.
My wife is also a PR, when I first left to Canada I already had a business. But you are right. I have a friend who went through the same thing and he decided to apply for PR all over again. And he succeeded.
Given my age 40 and my wife 36 no kids yet. My odds are better trying PR all over again or H&C ? We speak French, English, graduate etc thanks for all the answers!
Recommend you calculate how many points you have under the Express Entry program. It's a points-based system and those with the most points are selected. You will lose substantial points based on your age - however hopefully you can overcome that with your work experience, education and language test results. As of now, only those with 440+ points are being selected.
I am in a similar fix. Me and my family have moved to Canada in August 2008. We stayed there for 2 years and applied to PR and came back to India. We got a mail saying we got PR and we need to get it stamped for confirmation. So we came back on June 24, 2013 and got our stamping done and became PR since 25-06-2013. My PR card expired on 06 SEP 2018. I couldn't stay in Canada after stamping because I am in the middle of intermediate studies and my sister was in grade ten. Hence my family didn't want to disturb our studies and we weren't financially stable, so we came back. I then completed my bachelors in India with 75%. I wanted to study and settle in Canada, so I applied for Masters and got admission in University of Windsor two days before. Now should I apply for study permit or PRTD? I don't want to lose my PR and I really want to take up residence in Canada. My classes start from January 3, 2019 and I don't know whether I have to apply for PR or Study Permit. If I apply for PRTD and enter canada with it and stay for 2 years, can I renew my PR then? Or if the authorities won't allow me at the port of entry and put enquiry on my status. will they have the chance of revoking it? help me. what should i do now?
international student. while applying for study permit, my consultant said since ur a pr, maybe u wont get study permit. so i mailed canadian high consulate in delhi and they replied to get a prtd. but im still scared and worried
You also have a problem with the school who admitted you based on the fact that you will pay international fees. Entry averages are often different for both international and domestic students. Now that there is lots of competition between international students it is not a huge difference like it used go be. Hard to say if you would get your PRTD in time. Do you have a US visa? The better option would be to land in the US and drive in a private car to the US border. If that all works out you'll have to talk to your program about not being an international student.
Hello,
I have a similar situation, PRTD rejected, filed appeal. Hearing over tele conference is schedule in Dec 2018. But I want to go to Canada to appear F2F hearing.
Can I cross US border by Train or Bus as I don't have personal Car to cross? As I was not present a single day in last 365 Day so PRTD will not issue.
I have a similar situation, PRTD rejected, filed appeal. Hearing over tele conference is schedule in Dec 2018. But I want to go to Canada to appear F2F hearing.
Can I cross US border by Train or Bus as I don't have personal Car to cross? As I was not present a single day in last 365 Day so PRTD will not issue.