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"The expiration date of the PRC doesn't matter. What matters, technically, is their ability to meet the residency obligation within the rolling 5 years . That being said, they wouldn't be denied entry at the border. Instead, the BSO can report them so that their status is reviewed and then...

I am a PR living in Canada for the past 4 months. I have 2 children who also have their PRC and made their landing in due time 2 years ago. Because I divorced their mother also 2 years ago, they stayed in Mexico with their mother but I want them to come visit me during the school vacations...

Thanks OhCanadiana. Yes, my ex was originally included in my FSW application (since it took the application like 4 years to get approved) but she did not land with me. She never landed, and after my landing I sent an email to the embassy in MXC that I had divorced from her. So, comming back...

Thank you Leon. I thought so too. I will check with them to see if there was indeed a mistake.

Yes I landed 2 yrs ago and have been absent for a while. But I'm Ok with residency rules since I still have plenty of time to meet my 730 days of residence in Canada for my 5 yr PR period. However, I am still confused about the job requirement you mentioned. If there is no proof of income...

he Leon, I am clear as to the 730 day rule, as ref. in sec. 28 (2) (a) of IRPA. However, I am a little concerned by a text that appears on my letter presenting my CPR, issued by the Canadian embassy in Mexico City, which says ad-verbatum: "PERMANENT RESIDENCE STATUS. Until you obtain...

Thanks for your advice. I got my PR 2 yrs ago, but I've been postponing my move to Canada due to prior family problems, including a horrible divorce. That's why I had not started to work in Canada. Now I'm ready to make the move up North, and begin the sponsoring process for my new wife ASAP...

Hello everyone. I need to post a couple questions to your forum, hoping that you can shed some advise... I am a Mexican currently living in Mexico but plan to make the move to Canada in Sep. I already have my PR card and all but just married a Mexican woman last month, whom I want to sponsor as...

Leon, Thank you for your reply to my question. To follow up on your reply.. If you get married in Mexico and she then applies for a student visa, she risks being refused because she has a PR spouse and might be planning to overstay. If she applies for a student visa before getting married, I...

Hello Leon, I would like to consult with you on my situation in order to prepare a strategy regarding a family sponsored visa for a spouse. I am originally from Mexico and currently have a PR, with a landing date in July 2010. In my PR application I enclosed my then-wife and my two children. But...