Change in Plans-->Refund of RPRF

[CanadaConfusion]

Hi,

Congrats to all those who got their PR and best wishes to those who are in the process.


I solicit an advice for solving a doubt which I am facing right now. I have got my PPR 2 weeks back and given my passport to VFS, Delhi for stamping. However, due to some change in my family circumstance, I dont intend to visit Canada. Is there a way to claim refund of RPRF now as I have not yet moved to Canada.

SOMEBODY PLEASE GUIDE ME HOW TO GO ABOUT IT.

 

[CanadaConfusion]

Anybody please?? :-X :-X

 

[bestofluck]

Hope all is well at ur end. IF circumstances are not that bad, please take the PR and visit Canada once and come back. you have to stay for 2 yrs from 5 yrs to keep ur PR live. so may be circumstances are okay after a yr or two. this is just an person thought as technically i am not compatible to answer.

 

[vjroB$]

Hi,

Congrats to all those who got their PR and best wishes to those who are in the process.


I solicit an advice for solving a doubt which I am facing right now. I have got my PPR 2 weeks back and given my passport to VFS, Delhi for stamping. However, due to some change in my family circumstance, I dont intend to visit Canada. Is there a way to claim refund of RPRF now as I have not yet moved to Canada.

SOMEBODY PLEASE GUIDE ME HOW TO GO ABOUT IT.

You might need to open a Case specific request from CIC portal though I dont know much about the whole process. Any expert out here for help??

 

[shashidhar_sm]

This may help you: http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/resources/tools/fees/refunds/rprf.asp

But I second 'bestofluck'; hold on to your PR status till the circumstances are right - as you already know, it is pretty tough getting a PR.

 

[CanadaConfusion]

Thanks ''bestofluck' and 'VjROBS'. Thanks 'Shashidhar' for the link but it doesn't talk about as to how to start the process and to whom to write