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That's interesting. I thought once you didn't meet the 2 out of 5 year obligation, you lose your residency even if you managed to get into Canada and spend another 2 years. Another thing I noticed when crossing land borders is that Canadian Immigration does not Stamp my passport or Swipe my PR...

I crossed into Canada via Land Border from the US twice with my PR Card. Although I have not met my PR obligations, the first time the officer didn't even ask me anything and waved me through. The next time, the officer gave me a hard time about not living in Canada (and rightly so) but even she...

I received PR status back in 2007 but because I stayed outside the Canada for more than 3 years, I have lost my PR Obligation. PR card is valid till 2012 though. I am now considering re-gaining by PR status (for good this time). I know there is an appeal process, but honestly I don't have any...

I have made a post here earlier about my situation. I could not meet my PR obligations but my PR card is still valid till mid-July 2012. Now I want to visit Canada for some urgent reason. The earlier advice I got was I could still enter with my PR Card (despite not meeting PR Obligations)...

Here is my situation: Got my PR card back in 2007. In the meantime, got a good job in States so decided to move and live here. In 2010, I lived in US for 3 years since I got my PR so I'm probably lost the minimum requirement (residency obligations) to live in Canada. BUT My PR card is still...

Thanks, that was helpful information. One more question, and this probably may not be the right forum to ask this but seeing a lot of people being in a similar situation as me, I will still go for it: 1) I'm on H1B visa here, if I live in Canada (and work in US), do I still get to keep the H1...

I became a landed Immigrant in Canada on May, 07 but have been living in the U.S. since then. Now from what I understand, I will have to move back to Canada no later than May '10 (and live there for 2 years) to maintain my Canadian PR status, is it correct? My questions are: a) Can a person...