PRTD HC more than once?!

[Hou28fou]

Hello..
Can we have a PRTD for more than once, I had an PRTD for humanitarian reasons with code R-1 for a validity of 3 weeks, that's why, I would like to travel to Canada to try the renewal of my RP card then returned to my country, after which I will request a PRTD again. Is it possible ?
Thanx..

 

[Tubsmagee]

Hello..
Can we have a PRTD for more than once, I had an PRTD for humanitarian reasons with code R-1 for a validity of 3 weeks, that's why, I would like to travel to Canada to try the renewal of my RP card then returned to my country, after which I will request a PRTD again. Is it possible ?
Thanx..

How far out of compliance with RO are you?

Given that you received a PRTD with an R-1 code (and a very short period to use it), your H&C was not likely accepted but you were essentially given a chance. If you want to relocate to Canada, you should do so. Hoping for another PRTD, particularly after travelling just to renew PR card is probably not wise.

 

[scylla]

Hello..
Can we have a PRTD for more than once, I had an PRTD for humanitarian reasons with code R-1 for a validity of 3 weeks, that's why, I would like to travel to Canada to try the renewal of my RP card then returned to my country, after which I will request a PRTD again. Is it possible ?
Thanx..

I agree with the comment above. It feels like IRCC gave you a PRTD that's not H&C which is why the window is so short. You can try reapplying but you are risking that IRCC will not consider your application under H&C. It's possible this is the one chance you're getting.

Ultimately none of us can tell you what to do. If you want to play it super safe, come to Canada now on the 3 week PRTD and stay here for 2 weeks before you apply to renew your PR card. If you are OK with a level of risk of losing your PR status, then you can try applying for the PRTD again.

 

[Hou28fou]

How far out of compliance with RO are you?

Given that you received a PRTD with an R-1 code (and a very short period to use it), your H&C was not likely accepted but you were essentially given a chance. If you want to relocate to Canada, you should do so. Hoping for another PRTD, particularly after travelling just to renew PR card is probably not wise.

My RO was 9 months in the last 5 years, do you have an idea about PR card renewal after my return to Canada

 

[Hou28fou]

I agree with the comment above. It feels like IRCC gave you a PRTD that's not H&C which is why the window is so short. You can try reapplying but you are risking that IRCC will not consider your application under H&C. It's possible this is the one chance you're getting.

Ultimately none of us can tell you what to do. If you want to play it super safe, come to Canada now on the 3 week PRTD and stay here for 2 weeks before you apply to renew your PR card. If you are OK with a level of risk of losing your PR status, then you can try applying for the PRTD again.

otherwise I will ask the immigration officer at the airport, if I will automatically receive a new card or I should apply myself

 

[scylla]

My RO was 9 months in the last 5 years, do you have an idea about PR card renewal after my return to Canada

Not with the PRTD you have now. It's R-1. You need to live in Canada for 2 years before you can renew.

 

[scylla]

otherwise I will ask the immigration officer at the airport, if I will automatically receive a new card or I should apply myself

You need to apply yourself. The PR card will not be sent to you automatically. But as said above, if your PRTD reads R-1, then this is not under H&C which means you need to live in Canada for 2 years before you can apply for a new PR card.

 

[canuck78]

Hello..
Can we have a PRTD for more than once, I had an PRTD for humanitarian reasons with code R-1 for a validity of 3 weeks, that's why, I would like to travel to Canada to try the renewal of my RP card then returned to my country, after which I will request a PRTD again. Is it possible ?
Thanx..

When were you last in Canada? Was it in the past year?

 

[Hou28fou]

When were you last in Canada? Was it in the past year?

in 2019

 

[canuck78]

in 2019

Strange. Clearly there were concerns that you weren't actually going to return to Canada permanently. As others have said your only option to 100% secure your PR status is to come to Canada in the next 3 weeks and remain until you meet the 730 days out of 5 years. You also xan't sponsor anyone until you are compliant with your RO. Not sure if you got married or had a child since landing

 

[Hou28fou]

You need to apply yourself. The PR card will not be sent to you automatically. But as said above, if your PRTD reads R-1, then this is not under H&C which means you need to live in Canada for 2 years before you can apply for a new PR card.

I don't know if I can request an extension of my PRTD

 

[scylla]

I don't know if I can request an extension of my PRTD

You can't extend a PRTD. You would need to apply for a new PRTD and accept there may be risks in doing that.

 

[Hou28fou]

Strange. Clearly there were concerns that you weren't actually going to return to Canada permanently. As others have said your only option to 100% secure your PR status is to come to Canada in the next 3 weeks and remain until you meet the 730 days out of 5 years. You also xan't sponsor anyone until you are compliant with your RO. Not sure if you got married or had a child since landing

Yes I have two children that I sponsored, they got their immigrant visas, they will travel with me

 

[Hou28fou]

You can't extend a PRTD. You would need to apply for a new PRTD and accept there may be risks in doing that.

it was the embassy officer's mistake, when she didn't send the passport letter in time

 

[canuck78]

Yes I have two children that I sponsored, they got their immigrant visas, they will travel with me

Do you mean you applied for permanent residency as a family? When did you land? How old are your children? It seems as though you may have gotten a prtd based on your children returning to Canada. What was the basis of your hnc application?

If you want to retain your permanent residency you should return within the three weeks. If you don't you must be prepared cannot be granted another prtd. If you don't plan on remaining in Canada to meet the seven thirty days out of 5 years when you return there is a good chance you will not be granted another PR TD to return a second time.