PR card validity is irrelevant.
1. Being out of Canada for 4 years, you are likely to be reported.
2. No. However, you cannot sponsor the child without meeting the RO.
PR card Expires before the 730 days required
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1. Being out of Canada for 4 years, you are likely to be reported.
2. No. However, you cannot sponsor the child without meeting the RO.
To keep the PR status so that the kids can benefit from it, I guess he should not attempt to get PRTD or anything from IRCC.
PR status is individual, even for children. A parent can apply for their own PRTD and the result will not impact their child's status.
If I did not get into canada before mid Feb 2019 I will not be able to meet the 730 days out of the 5 years requirment..my card will expire Sep 2020.
Now, my father is 81 years old, and my mother is 76 years old and she done couple for operations last 2 years.... I have job now outside of canada.... the siutation of my parents is enough as execuse If I do nto meet the obligation of 730 days?
Now, my father is 81 years old, and my mother is 76 years old and she done couple for operations last 2 years.... I have job now outside of canada.... the siutation of my parents is enough as execuse If I do nto meet the obligation of 730 days?
I guess you always try H&C but given your father was already 78 and your mother 73 assuming you landed around July 2015 there was almost some certainty you might be faced with a family priority. Add to that you have a job as well outside of Canada which might question your intentions to have settled permenantly since your initial Landing.
Others can comment as well but you need to think about a solid case, medical records , proof you are sole family member who can take responsibility. Basically keep lots of proof, no guarantees of anything unfortunately and returning post feb 2019 you could get reported leading to losing your PR status.
Is an unfortunate scenario with immigration that people with aged parents tend to not think about too much but reality then hits them. Good luck.
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In need of help regarding pr card expired, My parents pr expired in 2008. They have been out of Canada since 2006 due to my dads father passing away then my mothers mom passed away as well in 2008 so they weren’t able to come to Canada. My dad had an open heart surgery in 2009.They had applied to renew they’re pr card outside Canada but were refused as they only had 726 total. They have all the documents proof with all the issues they had. If they were to come through USA border can they let them in and deal with immigration after. Thanks
You mention things that happened 9-10 years ago. What H&C grounds did they have since then? It is doubtful that they had valid grounds for the entire time, so they were probably properly refused. A negative RO determination starts proceedings to revoke PR status. They can appeal but without grounds, it will be refused. They can enter Canada at a land border while the appeal is ongoing but if and when they lose, they will be ordered to leave.
It appears they NO LONGER have PR status. And thus it is likely they are now Foreign Nationals. The in-fact, practical procedure is a bit obscure when an application to renew a PR card is denied, and there may be variations in particular cases (if, for example, the applications were returned without being processed rather than a formal decision made that they were not in compliance with the PR Residency Obligation), so it is NOT certain the denied PRC application has resulted in the termination of their PR status, but that is likely; that is, if their PRC applications were denied, they most likely are NOT PRs now.
It is very clear if you look it up. There is no leniency when it comes to the rule. What is your situation?