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Thanks canuck, buletruck. Your inputs are immensely helpful. I guess now I will have to convey the risk factor involved to my employer and let him take a decision whether to send me to work or find someone else to replace me.

That the immigrant can be reported while entering the airport. In the cic website, all they say is you need a valid PR card or temporary travel document to enter Canada. Also I read somewhere in the website that canadian immigration office outside of Canada will automatically notify PR Card...

Hello canuck, I've been searching in cic websites for any mention of the point you're saying. If there's any official word on it, then it will be easy to convey to my workplace and make a decision. Do you have any reference to the cic website highlighting this point?

okay, but my question is will the status be revoked immediately (like 30-60 days after entering the country) or will that wait until or just before PR card expiry?

@canuck, Are you saying that I won't be allowed to be there even till my PR card expiry? If I am reported and my appeal fails, I need to go back to my country within 30-60 days of entry? Note that when i enter the country, i would still have 1.5 years to PR card expiry. Could someone else...

Hello guys. Thanks a lot for the replies. Buletruck - this is exactly i wanted to know. As long as I am NOT deported back to India, I am relieved to know that I am allowed to enter and maybe stay there till my PR status is revoked. I understand that my PR may not likely renew after 2 years. But...

Hello All, I am reopening this thread once again. Very recently, I have been offered a 6 month work assignment in Canada from my office in India. I intend to travel alone, work there for 6 months and return back to India. I don't intend to settle there permanently. I am not worried anymore...

Thanks a lot once again folks. I do appreciate your views. I guess I will have to plan to return to Canada before May, otherwise I would need forget the country altogether and move on.

Thanks a lot, Rob, Scylla and buletruck. You're right on the dates. I landed in Canada on 1st May 2015 and got my PR card only in Aug 2015. If the clock ticks from the day of landing for RO, then I am really falling short of time. What would ideally happen if I move into Canada within 2 years...

Hello all, I have been a PR of Canada since Aug 2015. Ever since obtaining PR, I have not stepped into the country yet. However, I am seriously planning to move to the country soon. I am aware of the residency obligations that I need to meet as PR (2 years out of 5 in Canada). I still have 2.5...

Hey all, I am happy to inform that i finally got my PR card on 17-Aug. I landed in Toronto on May 1st. Though it was a bit late for me compared to others who got well before me. Wish you all good luck

I just read ramcanada's message and realized that I'm not the only person left in the boat. I landed on May 1st as well in Toronto and still haven't heard about the card yet. I checked my Toronto address and mailing address in eCAS and all are perfectly fine. I am going to call the helpline and...

Someone help pls.

Hi All, I am a FSW visa holder. Completed the landing in May-2015 and awaiting PR card. Recently (after landing), I changed my indian passport as my passport got smudged by water. Also, there is a change in marital status last month. 1. Am I obligated to inform canadian authorities about...

I am residing in India. And will apply from here.

Hi zardoz, Thanks a lot for providing the info. How long this would normally take to apply for Travel document and get one in hand?

Dear friends, I applied for FSW visa in 2013 and very recently travelled to Canada for 10-day vacation to complete my landing in Canada (with the marital status of "Legally Separated") and returned back to my home country. I am waiting for my PR card. Now, there are couple of developments...

Hi All, I am traveling to Toronto in May 1st for a 10-day vacation. I would like to complete all landing formalities during this travel and come back. I have everything ready with the forms and required documents. Couple of questions though: 1. do we need to have any of the documents...

Right Susana. The immigration will send out a declaration form to the principal applicant to have proof in written form. There is no form no specifically as such. Other than the one mentioned in the subject. That's how the form is named too.

susana, The one mentioned in the subject is the form number as far as I know