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On their website, it states that a record of landing is a sufficient document but the lady I talked to said I need a valid PR card or a receipt that I am apply for a new one. The thing is, my family doesn't remember getting the record of landing when we arrived, but we have the confirmation of...

Was recently given the travel document for permanent resident( didn't meet the residency requirement) and I was able to return to Canada successfully. Now I want to exchange my American drivers license for a British Columbia drivers license. When I went to the office, they said I could not get...

Yes, I i wrote a letter detailing why I had to stay in the United States to study. My parents resided in Canada in the meanwhile, maybe that's why I was accepted.

I was shocked when I got it as well. I may have been accepted since my parents resided in Canada while I was a dependent and I had to stay in the US since I got accepted into an American University. So if i get the new PR after 2 years, can I apply for citizenship after he 3rd year?

Thanks for the advice. I initially thought the same that I should live in Canada for 2 years before applying but on the website it says I should apply for another one especially If i want to travel outside the country.

So here's my story:I am a 22 year old college student in the United States and I received the canadian PR card in 2006, but I continued to stay in the US since then. I occasionally visit my parents in Canada, but I obviously did not meet the Canadian residency status since I was attending...

Hello, I applied for the travel document for Canadian Permanent Residents abroad and I got accepted, but my PR card is expired. Can I get a job in Canada? I have a valid SIN.

So here's my story:I am a 22 year old college student in the United States and I received the canadian PR card in 2006, but I continued to stay in the US since then. I occasionally visit my parents in Canada, but I obviously did not meet the Canadian residency status since I was attending...