Interview after medical

[AUH Process]

If your husband enters Canada even after the 3 yr has elapsed he will not lose his residency provided he goes for renewal after staying in canada for 730 days. Understand he might have his PR card expired but still the rule is one has to have been in canada for a total of 2 yrs in the last 5 yr period, so he can still renew even if his card has expired provided he shows 730 days of continuos stay in the last 5 yrs.

Dear Max,

Thanks for your messages, however, there is still a confusion regarding the date of examination:

I know my friend renewed his PR in November 2009, but moved to Canada in November 2007 and his initial 5 yr period was expiring in Sept. 2009.

As per the above example, your friend's PR card must have expired in September 2009, and he did not have a legal travel document from Sept 09 till Nov 09---What if he had to leave the country for an emergency?

See the below quotes from the link you have posted and questions it raises:

"it is sufficient for a permanent resident to demonstrate at examination
(i) if they have been a permanent resident for less than five years, that they will be able to
meet the residency obligation in respect of the five-year period immediately after they became
a permanent resident;"

Question : This means that if someone lands in year 4 of the first 5 year period, he will not be able to demonstrate that he will be able to meet the residency obligation, which is in contraciction to the below:

"For the purposes of determining the date of the examination of residency status, a visa officer
shall use the date that an application is officially received in the visa office"

Question : When is the date of examination of residency status?...5 years from the first date of landing for the resident? or 5 years from the date of issuing the PR card (PR expiry date)? or whenever the resident feels he wants to travel out of Canada and applies for a PR card, even if it is after 1 year of expiry of his first PR card??....In other words, when is an application required to be officially received in the visa office??...and which visa office?

An officer is not permitted to consider
just any five-year period in the applicant's past, but must always assess the most recent five-year period preceding the receipt of the application.

It is unclear exactly what application they are referring to?, and when the application should be submitted?, and to whom/which office?

Quote from the link:

"Even if a person resides away from Canada for up to three years following the date of first arrival
in Canada, that person will retain permanent resident status as long as they still have the
possibility of complying with the 730-days-in-Canada rule"

Question: Does this mean that even if his entry is theoretically on the last day of the 5 year period, the resident will be granted admissability into Canada, and the next day will be able to apply for another PR card with a 5 year validity?

Another Quote:

"An officer is not permitted to exclude the possibility that an applicant who has resided abroad for
three years may still be able to comply with the residency obligation during the remaining two
years of the five-year period"

Does this mean no admissability into CA if 3 years of no entry while being a PR?

Thanks,

 

[bishu25]

Dear All,

My case for (Skilled worked through an arranged employment offer) PR application is in process through the London visa office, and they have requested my medical results which I submitted to them on 25th Jan 10.
After that, they have sent me an letter requiring me to attend an interview in the Abu Dhabi office with my original passpost, and various other original documents (UAE visa, Educational certificates, Proof of funds, etc....)

Does anyone know if Abu Dhabi visa officer has the authority to take the final decision, and visa issued immediately in UAE, or is it referred back to London?

Also I am wondering why I received the interview request after London received the medical results & right of landing fee.....Isn't medical exam usually the final step?

no my friend: medical isn't thr final stage. most of the london cases, definately u will be called for an interview. because of only security reason. so dont woory man .

 

[trinatocanada]

what does "security reasons" mean?

 

[bishu25]

what does "security reasons" mean?

that means whether u r a member of .... terrrorist group or not. so pls relax

 

[ather8888]

what does "security reasons" mean?

HI
I appeared in interview 2day in Abu Dhabi. Interview was ok but they did not inform me any thing at the end +ve or -ve. I asked her how was my interview then she told me that it was fine but CHC London will communicate whatever it would be. Anybody have any idea what lay for me next and what happens normally in this situation?
Thanks

 

[ather8888]

what does "security reasons" mean?

Hi
What happened to ur interview? I hope it have had been fine.

 

[trinatocanada]

hi ather,

yeah everything went almost same as yours did. the IO immediately told us that we were called for an interview not because there was anything wrong/suspicious about our application but because we were picked randomly for a quality assurance check.

 

[ather8888]

hi ather,

yeah everything went almost same as yours did. the IO immediately told us that we were called for an interview not because there was anything wrong/suspicious about our application but because we were picked randomly for a quality assurance check.

Hi
I hope u wil get PPR soon. Can u tell me what thwy told u at the end? I mean how was their response? did u ask them about decision? What types of questions they asked u? plz tell me the details.
Thanks

 

[ather8888]

hi ather,

yeah everything went almost same as yours did. the IO immediately told us that we were called for an interview not because there was anything wrong/suspicious about our application but because we were picked randomly for a quality assurance check.

hi TRINA
Did they ask u all the docs which had mentioned in an interview letter bcoz in case she did not ask any docs even though all the docs were with me at that time.what about urs?
thanks

 

[trinatocanada]

http://www.canadavisa.com/canada-immigration-discussion-board/interview-done-t36245.0.html <--- its all here