Nassa said:
It's 24th April. ...I am so unhappy and stressed pls talk to me and guide me with the right solution. I need help I want my PR status
The right solution is to get back to Canada as quickly as possible, because every day you wait is one day more not in Canada.
You are required to be physically present 730 days out of every 5 years. That window moves - at any day, an immigration officer can look back 5 years, and see if you get 730 days. If you don't, you
may be reported. If you are reported, you will
probably lose your PR, unless you appeal. If you appeal, whether you win depends largely on
humanitarian and compassionate grounds, such as caring for a dying relative.
Getting back sooner means that they are less likely to ask questions, and if you are reported, that you will have a better chance of success. If you come back when your PR card is valid, then there is a greater chance of success, as the officer might not notice or care about how many days you live in Canada.
When you ask about waiting days (and others reply about waiting for days), those days are only ones spent
in Canada. Any other days (with few exceptions) simply don't count. Your first post made it sound like you might have returned to Canada, at which point it would make sense to simply wait and apply, as you would be fine. Because you are
outside of Canada, you have to get back in order to wait for your 730 days.
You may be reported, you may not. The best chance of success seems to be crossing the border rather than dealing with a PR Travel Document. If you have a PR card, you can fly. If you don't, you can drive across the US border.