Living in Canada for about 3 months, what now?

[BAYYARI]

Hello,

I traveled to Canada using a PRTD based on H&C grounds in may, for the last three months I've been doing nothing but studying at a University in BC.

Should I be going to the CIC to do something or not? My dad has been telling me to go to CIC just in-case there's something important to do. Any advice?

 

[Rob_TO]

Hello,

I traveled to Canada using a PRTD based on H&C grounds in may, for the last three months I've been doing nothing but studying at a University in BC.

Should I be going to the CIC to do something or not? My dad has been telling me to go to CIC just in-case there's something important to do. Any advice?

You should apply to renew your PR card. Since you got a PR TD on H&C grounds, that overcomes any RO violation you may have had so allows you to apply for PR card even if you don't meet the 2-in-5-years requirement.

 

[cn819]

Can you share your experience on how to apply PRTD based on H&C grounds - what is the reason that they grant you on this? Thanks,

 

[cn819]

You should apply to renew your PR card. Since you got a PR TD on H&C grounds, that overcomes any RO violation you may have had so allows you to apply for PR card even if you don't meet the 2-in-5-years requirement.

How to use PR TD to renew PR card? Using the same renewal form with attached PR TD document or another form need to be used?

 

[BAYYARI]

You should apply to renew your PR card. Since you got a PR TD on H&C grounds, that overcomes any RO violation you may have had so allows you to apply for PR card even if you don't meet the 2-in-5-years requirement.

Sorry for the late reply, busy with university.

In the IMM 5444 (PR Card application form), its requesting the time I spent outside Canada in the past 5 years, which will show that I do not meet the RO. There is no option on the application form that allows me to state that I have come back to Canada based on H&C grounds.

I'm not sure if I should be submitting the application. What do I do?

 

[BAYYARI]

(bump)

I still do not have an answer, it seems to be a tough questions, should I contact a lawyer for consultation?