Canada PR card and US green Card Enter Canada with US Green Card

[Andrew11]

I am canadian PR card holder also holding a US green card , My wife is American citizen, currently i live and reside in the US. planning to visit relatives in Kitchener, so if enter and cross the border from US to Canada as a US green card "US Perm resident", would that cause a problem ?
I do maintain my status in canada and i have 3 years out of 5 to live outside canada as PR card holder, the main reason why i want to enter canada using my US green card is the fact that my canadian PR card expired.
So realy i do not know if i enter canada with my US green card , would that cause any issues ?
i am palnning to Drive from Buffalo NY to Canada, no passport just US green card and US drivers license.

 

[Leon]

It could cause issues because as a PR you are supposed to use your PR card when you enter Canada. You can apply for a PR travel document instead for your entry and when you are in Canada, apply for a new PR card.

 

[Andrew11]

can they find out at time of entry ? US green card and US driving License can they find out ?

 

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[Leon]

can they find out at time of entry ? US green card and US driving License can they find out ?

Maybe they wont find out but you also have two other options. You can apply for a PR travel document at http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/information/applications/travel.asp or you can take your chances with your expired PR card, see http://www.canadavisa.com/canada-immigration-discussion-board/-t11876.0.html