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Thank you evdm. Indeed, I do have H&C reasons for not coming to Canada. however, I also understand that H&C cases are difficult to win and getting a job, having my kids in school, etc. should help significantly. I'd just need several months to find a job as I understand positions are scarce...

Hi All, Had a query for the forum, hope you can help: If I got into Canada through land border with my expired PR card and got flagged for review (since I don't meet minimum residency requirement), I will still be allowed entry into Canada by law. Once I'm in through, and I land a job (I have...

Thank you Torontosm and Rob_TO, your advice has been truly helpful. Just to share my findings, I also found that there's an option of coming to Canada as an international student. If my wife got accepted to a university, I and my kids could accompany her and stay in Canada for the duration of...

Thank you very much BS65, that's of great help. One additional question: My daughter doesn't have a PR, she was born after I had obtained my PR. If she joins me in Canada (she's 4 yrs old so she'll be travelling with a guardian on a tourist visa) would I be able to put her in public school...

Hi All, I did have one more question on this topic, if you could still help me out. If my PR card has expired and I get a tourist visa to go to Canada in 2020, then will the authorities flag my case for review and revocation of my PR status when I land at the airport? Or will it be flagged for...

Hi All, Just wanted you to know, I've spoken with an immigration consultant, the same one who got me my current PR. They say that, because my occupation category is 'Information Technology', this is currently a category 'A' profession which is in high demand in certain provinces like Ontario...

Thanks Rob, My worry is that even if I apply for PR TD for my daughter and it's accepted based on the H&C grounds provided, that just gets her into the country. However, my case will get flagged for review, just because I applied for the PR TD and it's clear my residency obligations weren't...

My thanks to Rishi, Scylla and Rob_TO for your genuinely informative responses. It does seem that, due to my daughter not having a PR card, the ideal way would be to give up my PR status and start a fresh case. I'm not sure I can make it under the express entry program, as my age is 43 now, but...

Thank you for that clarification Scylla, I had no idea that was the case. In that case, how long would it take for the sponsorship process to complete so that my wife (who stayed back, potentially) and child could join me in Canada?

Hi Rish, Yes, I understand about the PR status. My reasoning is as follows: I am already in breach of my residency obligation, so even if I got into Canada, my child would never be given entry without me applying for a Temporary Residence Permit for her. This request would be denied as I've...

Thanks rish888, appreciate your feedback. I could also probably try to see if my current PR can be renewed for another 5 years. Probably wouldn't hurt to try, easier than re-filing again I suppose.

Dear Leon, I've noticed your helpful responses to other forum members, I hope you can advise me on my situation as well. Myself, my wife and son all have PR cards that are to expire in June 2018. I am not planning on immigrating to Canada next year, I need to wait a few more years due to...