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Yeah, true. I might be mistaken.

I am sure they will report her once she is back in. As long as she can enter Canada, I guess we can deal with the consequences. Highly unlikely, she will be deported or her PR would be revoked just because she did not meet with RO.

There has to be a way. I am sure people have done this in the past. If your PR card expires or about to expire and you are arriving by land and they let you in, can you stay in the country for two years and have PR card renewed?

I wouldnt really consider as living but staying in my wifes home country. I will not be working in my wifes country. I will probably on a spousal visa.

I believe I would still be the resident of Canada. Yeah those are valid points and totally understandable. It would be less than a year with PR. I dont think she would spend too much time in Canada after she leaves. My concern is the taxes if she accompanies me. That would make me living in...

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They will be fine. I dont think they will dig. Their card is valid. They wont be the first PR holders doing what they are doing. They don't stamp passports at the arrival anymore either. I always travel for work. There have been many PR holders with the same situation. As you may know, PR...

I do remember reading some stuff related. I am not hallucinating:)

Thank you for the heads up. I dont want to open can of warms with my taxes if I state i live outside Canada.

Hmm thats odd. Last time I checked, Canadian child was mentioned. It is my wife's home country. I believe it would be considered as I accompanying her instead of she is accompaying me.

Thank you for the link. I understand PR needs to be in Canada to renew the PR Card I looked at the link but not sure if it is related. Our son is a citizen and she will be accompanying him So this does not really count towards PR days? Thank you

Since the card is valid, there should be no issues Noone at the airport would know when you left Canada. However, it asks you when you left Canada in the declaration form. This is where they may get you. You need to provide the exact date you left. I dont remember what exactly the printout...

I plan on sending my wife and son to my wife's home country. They probably stay overseas more than 3 years. I will be staying with them as well but probably come back to Canada every now and then. I am a Candian citizen. My wife got her PR recently and her PR card expires in 5 years. My son...

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You shouls have received an email when you submitted a webform. If not, yeah, most likely, it did not go through so you are safe

My wife recently got her PR approved. We need to travel outside Canada soon and are flying. I dont know how long it would take for the PR card to arrive. I believe there is a Permanent resident travel document she can apply. However, one of the requirements is that you need to be outside...

If you have a valid PR card, you can enter and leave Canada whenever you want. It is none of CBSA's business. If you were on a visitor visa, thats a differwbt ball gamw though. You should be fine.

Contact the midwifes in your area. You wife should be eligible for prenatal care including ultrasounds. Free of charge. You just need to pay the hospital bill out of pocket. You are looking at 3000 dollars vaginal delivery without epidural. Good luck and congratulations on your wife's pregnancy.

Photo is professionally taken with proper lighting setup. I wouldnt upload it from a phone. I dont think there is anything wrong with the photo. I heard many people having hard time uploading the photo for the PR card as well. Thank you

Hi, How did you guys able to adjust the brightness of the PR card photo before uploading it on the portal? It keeps saying either too bright or too dark. Any tips and tricks would be highly appreciated. Thank you