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The 6 months rule is no more applicable .... u have to stay 730 days non-consecutive in Canada to save ur PR status

HI Leon Please do u have any idea concerning my above questions . thank u .

Dear all, My PR card will be expired after 6 months, i have only lived in Canada during the last 4.5 years, 220 days. I will be moving to be in Canada next month, so by the time my PR card expired i will be making only 400 days. - Can I during this 6 months apply to sponsor my family ? I...

Thank you Leon for the interesting info. i could understand that since now i don't meet the 730 day requirement, there is a risk by entering Canada even i have a valid PR card. if i stay inside Canada, there will be no real risk even after my PR card is expired. ounce i meet the 730 day...

That's interesting to know .... if so, then the most important is that the day i want to enter canada i should have my PR card valid even if i enter canada a just day before the expiry date . i stay in canada 2 years with no PR card , so i cant go out the country .... can i ,during this time ...

SORRY , I wanted to say : they have the right to tell me you are not a Permenant Resident since Dec. 2011 and therefore you are NOT allowed to stay in the country or at least not allowed to apply for a renewel .... what do u think ?

Thanks for the reply ... so I am allowed to apply for a 3rd PR card after accomplishing the 730 days ? .... There is no law saying that we have to renew before the expiry date but the day i apply , i.e. on July 2013 , they have the right to tell me you are not a Permenant Resident since Dec...

Hi Leon and everybody , I had landed in Canada for the first time in Oct. 2001 , I could make the 730 days the first 5 years and renewed my PR card on Nov. 2006 , the expiry date of my 2nd PR card will be on Dec 2011 . For personal reasons, I could be present the last five years in Canada for...