Better than a blockbuster membership, anyway.HI a quick question, does costco membership qualify as proof of residency?
Thank you.
Better than a blockbuster membership, anyway.HI a quick question, does costco membership qualify as proof of residency?
Thank you.
I think paycheques or stubs would be better demonstration that you've been working in Canada. But otherwise, sure.Not sure if is possible to geberare but can I provide latest EI statement since I've been on EI after being laid off.
Thank you, my last paycheck was in September 2023, have been jobhunting since then. I have rental agreements, phone and credit card statements etc., but if recency is needed, I was wondering if it might make sense of share a screenshot of the latest processed EI payment.I think paycheques or stubs would be better demonstration that you've been working in Canada. But otherwise, sure.
Who said recency is needed? All of those things sound okay.Thank you, my last paycheck was in September 2023, have been jobhunting since then. I have rental agreements, phone and credit card statements etc., but if recency is needed, I was wondering if it might make sense of share a screenshot of the latest processed EI payment.
Who said you had to provide documentation covering the first 100 days?I have another question regarding the first 100 days in Canada. This was in 2019, and I did not think to change my banking address to the Airbnbs where I lived so the address on my statements and screenshots matched my COPR. Do I offer my credit card screenshot as proof? The CBSA entry and exit will verify I was in the country but in terms of documentation, I don't have much else for that time.
Thank you, much appreciated. Will do as you've suggested.Who said recency is needed? All of those things sound okay.
Who said you had to provide documentation covering the first 100 days?
Provide two pieces of evidence indicating you had some residency in Canada. No requirement to cover particular periods. Evidence that's more likely to show you were in Canada doing something better than evidence which might be ambiguous about you doing something or not (which was my point about the EI cheques, nothing more complicated than that).
I'd say just use your best judgment. It is - probably - to show pieces of evidence from different periods of time, but don't see any reason why it needs to be from specific periods (unless otherwise indicated ie some reason to do so), esp if you have other evidence that already covers it like leases.Thank you, much appreciated. Will do as you've suggested.
I got the recency thing from another post where someone had shared their latest paycheck and wondered if it might be important.
Anyhoo, thank you so much for responding.
Hi @armoured sorry if I am asking an off topic question here. I submitted my PR card renewal application on Jan 25th on PR card portal. Today I tried linking my application to IRCC portal by providing my UCI and Family name details to keep track of the status. For some reason, it connected to my first PR card application with those details which I already received 5 years ago. How do I connect my latest PR renewal application now (since the system keeps saying your application is linked, but it has the old application linked, not the new one)? Or is it not linking because its not yet in the IRCC system yet? Do you have any insight on this? Thank you!I'd say just use your best judgment. It is - probably - to show pieces of evidence from different periods of time, but don't see any reason why it needs to be from specific periods (unless otherwise indicated ie some reason to do so), esp if you have other evidence that already covers it like leases.
I have no insight on this. My wild guess would be that it doesn't make sense to worry about it until more time has passed, but I've no idea beyond a guess.Or is it not linking because its not yet in the IRCC system yet? Do you have any insight on this?
It's been only 1 business day since you submitted the application. Give it a few more days and try again.Hi @armoured sorry if I am asking an off topic question here. I submitted my PR card renewal application on Jan 25th on PR card portal. Today I tried linking my application to IRCC portal by providing my UCI and Family name details to keep track of the status. For some reason, it connected to my first PR card application with those details which I already received 5 years ago. How do I connect my latest PR renewal application now (since the system keeps saying your application is linked, but it has the old application linked, not the new one)? Or is it not linking because its not yet in the IRCC system yet? Do you have any insight on this? Thank you!
Did it help you? I am also in a similar situation. Are T4 and NOA from CRA sufficient? Did they accept your application?Regarding Residency obligation - Can someone please help me here
Supporting documents showing that you meet the residency obligation
You must provide copies of 2 pieces of evidence that can show residency in Canada in the five (5) years immediately before the application, such as:
- employment records or pay stubs; - Can we upload T4's for 5 years ?
- bank statements; - Since it takes time to get bank statements from Bank for 5 years, online i can get maximum for 18 months only - should i upload for 18 months ?
- Canada Revenue Agency (CRA) Notice of Assessment for the five (5) years immediately before the application - Yes i got them
Do you have a question?AI answer.for discussion and comments
"proof of meet the residency obligation" requirement for PR card renewal in Canada:
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This is classic AI generated gibberish: a lot of details, a plausible underlying idea, but completely wrong on the substantive question. Anyone reading this should ignore it, and anyone sharing it as advice should be tortured with a catfishing chatbot.
HI, What documents did you have to submit eventually. It will help my case. Thanks in advanceThanks for sharing your thoughts on this. I have 275 days of absence in the past 5 years (family matter back home), but I worked in Canada the entire 5 years for one company (I was allowed to work remotely during the few months back home).
I’m thinking of submitting my employment letter and rental agreement. Should I mail the whole rental contract? There is maybe 15 pages in total. What’s your opinion?