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Please see https://www.canadavisa.com/canada-immigration-discussion-board/threads/re-applying-for-pr-as-the-residency-obligation-is-not-met.692449/post-8692623 in case you travel to Canada, and somehow gets reported for the appeal process.

I think you barely missed the residency obligation requirement. Since you have unexpired PR card, you are good to goto Canada. But at the border, you may be asked questions about not meeting the residency obligation. If you can convince them with your answer, I think you should be good. But you...

My PR card expired almost two years back. I doubt I would be allowed a prtd as I don't have a very strong reason. I don't see a reason to keep the PR at this point, as it will cause problem anytime I want to visit Canada. Even if they allow me in the country, I will not be able to leave the...

My PR card has been expired. I can reach Canada border by land. I may not need eTA technically.

I searched through the forum. And it seems that renouncing PR should not have any negative impact on the future new PR application. Has anyone done this?

Thank you! Appreciate the quick response.

So just applying for renouncement is not enough to get a eTA! I have to wait for the approval on the renouncement. That will add some delay to get the eTA I suppose. For the minor kid, my question is can he retain the PR status, and still travel with a eTA for now?

Thank you. I understand. So, the only option would be to renounce if I want to travel. Can I travel while the renouncement application is underway. I have a child who is also in my situation. He is not yet 18 years old, but I want him to take a decision on where he should live when he turns 18...

Hello experts! I don't think I have met the PR obligation of staying in Canada in two years of the last five years. I am getting conflicting information whether I can travel to Canada. Some people are saying I can travel to Canada. Some people are saying I have to renounce my permanent...

Does someone still need to have the 67 points to apply for the PR if going through the PNP route? Or, is 67 points requirement is only for the FSWP router? I am referring to the 67 points from...

Can you please provide some details? What I heard is, the employers might have to go through a LMIA process, and many of them do not want to do that.

Thanks so much for the links to the cases.

I do not meet the residency obligation. I understand that I may have to apply for the PR all over again. Does getting an offer from a Canadian employer help? Is it even possible to get an offer from Canadian employer while I am not in Canada?

Which route did you take? I am also in a similar situation, and want to evaluate my options. I have a few questions, and would appreciate if somebody can help me with those. 1) In Toronto airport's automated gates, what all things have to be declared? 2) During the appeal process (in case I...

Friends, I am seeking to get some advise on my situation. I just got a very good job offer from Canada. However, in order to meet the RO, I have to move within 2 weeks. It is practically impossible for me to make this move within 2 weeks. I do not really have a H&C reason which will help me...

I am looking for a good tax professional with both US and Canadian taxes.

I am sure this topic must have come up a few times in this forum. Please point me to the thread if you have it handy. Otherwise, please suggest some moving company to help a move from USA to Canada. Need to move households and car. Appreciate the help.

Would somebody tell me what may be some of the safer areas in Saskatoon to rent a 2 bedroom home/town-home? I am looking for good schools and family-friendly neighborhood.

How is life in Saskatoon ? Cost of living ? Safe areas for stay ? Single family home rentals ? Good school districts ? And the job market for software engineers ?

Xact same situation here. Selling the home before moving will be very messy for me (as I have to find some temporary accommodation). However, it will be a tax-free event for me as $500K will non-taxable under US law. But if I sell it after moving to Canada, then I am not sure what will be...