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A friend of mine assumed that it was actually IRCC that gave that information to CRA. How likely do you think is that?

Thanks for taking up the CRA issue... Well, sounds logic, but if IRCC has that info, shouldn't I have received some notification from them already? Informing me that they started processing my PR status being taken away from me?

OK, I understand and I had that in mind as well. But I don't know how they should have recorded the answer that I have given the last time I entered. I mean, the officer did not take any note, he did not write down anything and he did not have any computer or electronic device with him to make...

Well, if I go, I would go alone. No spouse, no fiancé, no kids or any other dependants. No one who would have to be sponsored by me. And I don't intend to take a job that requires travelling outside canada.

Actually there was something: When I landed in Montreal on Oct 31 I got my PR card scanned at one of the kiosks, answered all the questions, took the white printout and showed it together with the PR card to a border officer. He asked me "When did you leave Canada". Not being prepared for such a...

Thanks for your replies. Maybe I should add something: Last weekend I received some mail (I mean by postal service) from Canada Revenue Agency. It was 4 letters, each of them with the following subject line: "Goods and services tax/harmonized sales tax credit (GST/HSTC) notice" resp. "Goods and...

I have already read some threads posted by people who don't have or will not meet the most important residency obligation: being physically present in Canada for 730 days within 5 years to maintain permanent resident status. Well, this is also the case for me. I'm gonna explain my situation...