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Best thing to do is to fly to Canada at the earliest. The sooner the better. And once you are in Canada, stay there until you meet the requirements then apply to renew your PR

the timing for PRTD varies from country to country and from case to case. I applied for PRTD being married to a Canadian and got it in 2 weeks multiple till end the of my passport date.

Point of Entry is where you entered Canada for the first time. For example, I had my immigration intended for Toronto Ontario. But when I got the visa, I landed in Montreal. So my PoE is Montreal.

The embassy requires both parent's signature on the passport application for the child. Even in Canada, they would still require both parent's signature of the application. I am living overseas and every 5 years me & my wife have to sign the application

1- You can enter at any point (POE) 2- in the airport when you go through the immigration process, and when asked to provide an address, just give them the address without any additional information 3- Not bringing any luggage with open eyes on you and you will be asked the reason behind that...

You still have your landing papers?! I would suggest to seek advice from an immigration lawyer specially for your kids.

Here is the link for the application: https://www.canada.ca/en/immigration-refugees-citizenship/services/application/application-forms-guides/application-permanent-resident-travel-document.html you will have to apply in the Canadian embassy or http://www.vfsglobal.ca/ or depending on where you live

My Canadian Father in law was diagnosed with stage 4 Cancer last August while he was working in Saudi. He travelled back to Canada (of course needed 3 months to be able to covered with insurance as Canadian Citizen) and was admitted to Jewish Hospital in Montreal mid September. he passed away...

That is kinda weird!! as once you enter the country they ask you for an address to mail you your first PR. Have you been all this time in Canada?!!

Do you mean you are applying to renew your PR?! Check the site: http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/helpcentre/results-by-topic.asp?st=10.1 http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/helpcentre/results-by-topic.asp?st=4.2&_ga=2.61081961.452560274.1534134258-332452406.1534134258...

As far as I know, Emirates Airlines help you get a visa if you book a flight with them. Doesn't hurt to check them out

The issue is not leaving Canada, the issue is coming back. So it would be better to fly to Seattle and then drive back to Canada

Sorry for your experience but this is not common at all in Canada. Frankly, this is the first time I ever hear of such an inappropriate situation. Did they tell you that you have to wait 8 weeks to apply for SIN or it will take 8 weeks to get your SIN by mail?! Cause back in 2007, I got my SIN...

You need to follow the application guidelines and adhere to their requirements.

When you say your PR was approved, did you get approved while in Canada and now have an immigration visa on your passport?!! or the application for immigration was approved and you need to go back to your home country and get the visa?! Once you get he landing papers, you can apply for SIN @ a...

Having a valid PR will most probably get you back into Canada (Primary line or secondary). But there might be a big chance that they will flag you and when you apply to renew your PR you are most probably will be called in for an interview. But again luck has a factor as well :)

Traveling through US has nothing to do with expired PR. Just make sure that he has his landing paper and other documents ready while crossing from land from US to Canada

You can apply for a permanent resident travel document from the country where you are going. Just make sure that you know what are the requirements for the PR Travel Document and make them ready from now. Please note that depending on where you are going, the PR Travel Document (visa) time might...

Looks like you have multi entry PRTD. Even if u have a single entry PRTD, it doesn’t matter where you enter Canada from. Meaning, you ca go to Panama from Manila and then from Panama to Canada

It will be easy for you to get the PRTD as you have a solid case