New PR card

[Gravity]

My estatus shows only my Canadian address for the last 15 days. today called CIC. they I will get PR card 1 week of sept.

 

[Humber2014]

That's great news Gravity.

When did you do your landing?

My estatus shows only my Canadian address for the last 15 days. today called CIC. they I will get PR card 1 week of sept.

 

[quebec2013]

I landed on 3 August 2015 at Toronto and came back on 11 August my ECAS status is showing Complete but no 5th line and Canadian address is this normal how long it will take to change my Canadian Address and getting 5th line in ECAS.

 

[Mimi2015]

I landed on 3 August 2015 at Toronto and came back on 11 August my ECAS status is showing Complete but no 5th line and Canadian address is this normal how long it will take to change my Canadian Address and getting 5th line in ECAS.

Do you know in this case when you have to go back to Canada to be on the safe side regarding the residency obligations? Cause I have heard that one should return after six months and no longer than that . Plz reply as my case is similar to yours thanks

 

[Highheels35]

what is the 5th line in ecase??
I also hearing that the laws are getter tighter -6months to return to Canada.

 

[quebec2013]

Do you know in this case when you have to go back to Canada to be on the safe side regarding the residency obligations? Cause I have heard that one should return after six months and no longer than that . Plz reply as my case is similar to yours thanks

[size=10pt]Appendix A: Residency obligation[/size]
Minimum residency obligations

You must meet the residency obligation to obtain a Permanent Resident Card.

If you have been a permanent resident for five (5) years or more

you must have been physically present in Canada for a minimum of 730 days within the past five (5) years.
If you have been a permanent resident for less than five (5) years

you must show that you will be able to meet the minimum of 730 days of physical presence in Canada within five (5) years of the date you became a permanent resident.

Here is official link for residency obligations :http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/information/applications/guides/5445ETOC.asp#appendixA


[size=10pt]To be eligible for Canadian citizenship,[/size] you must have been physically present in Canada as a permanent resident for at least 1,460 days in the six years immediately before the date of your application. You must also have been physically present in Canada as a permanent resident for 183 days in each of four calendar years that are fully or partially within the six years immediately before the date of your application.

When calculating your time in Canada:

only the six (6) years immediately before the date of your application are taken into account;
only days you were physically present in Canada after you became a permanent resident count;
any time spent in Canada before you became a permanent resident does not count;
if you became a permanent resident less than six (6) years ago, your calculation period starts on the date you became a permanent resident;
time spent serving a sentence for an offence in Canada (e.g. prison, penitentiary, jail, reformatory, probation and/or parole) cannot be counted toward residence - there are some exceptions.

For citizenship here is the link: https://eservices.cic.gc.ca/rescalc/redir.do;jsessionid=00A31665F565D5A5E607BE463BD54E7C?redir=faq#Q1

 

[iwannasee]

If anyone received the PR card recently can you please update when you landed and when you received the card?

My landing time is June 16 and still waiting, it's getting close to the 80 days mark.

Also another question - I submitted my application inland so the CIC should always have my Canadian address, I guess that means I don't have to worry about the address change issue? I see a lot of people discussing that in this thread.

Thanks!

 

[Highheels35]

If anyone received the PR card recently can you please update when you landed and when you received the card?

My landing time is June 16 and still waiting, it's getting close to the 80 days mark.

Also another question - I submitted my application inland so the CIC should always have my Canadian address, I guess that means I don't have to worry about the address change issue? I see a lot of people discussing that in this thread.


Hi, I also landed in June 8th, 2015. my e case status has been changed to Canadian address. I have 80days of stay here ;today. NOT YET RCVD PR Card. Upon calling CIC they informed methat I will rcv the card in 2nd week of September.
yes there is no need to worry about ecase address change - it will be done automatically if u have GIVEN the address on yur entry to CA.

 

[graeme75]

Landed 25th of May 2015 - as of 27 August, still no PR card (90 days, estimate says 80 days)
I was granted PR status (I can see it on the system).

I have a Canadian "Home Address" on CIC system (relative's home where I will be based) which I provided on landing.
My "Mailing Address" on the CIC system from when it was being processed however is my immigration lawyer's address, also in Canada.

I returned to the UK to finish up some personal things in June, which are taking longer to sort than expected. Currently in UK.

Do CIC send the card to the Home Address or the Mailing Address? Anyone know?
Thanks

(I'm reluctant to go on to CIC to change my Mailing Address, as it seems to only want you to do that if you are moving within 3 weeks)

 

[SKguy]

They send them to the mailing address provided upon landing.

Landed 25th of May 2015 - as of 27 August, still no PR card (90 days, estimate says 80 days)
I was granted PR status (I can see it on the system).

I have a Canadian "Home Address" on CIC system (relative's home where I will be based) which I provided on landing.
My "Mailing Address" on the CIC system from when it was being processed however is my immigration lawyer's address, also in Canada.

I returned to the UK to finish up some personal things in June, which are taking longer to sort than expected. Currently in UK.

Do CIC send the card to the Home Address or the Mailing Address? Anyone know?
Thanks

(I'm reluctant to go on to CIC to change my Mailing Address, as it seems to only want you to do that if you are moving within 3 weeks)

 

[graeme75]

They send them to the mailing address provided upon landing.

Good show, thank you.

 

[Highheels35]

70---80-----90 days !


people have so much to do in their lives .......emergencies, weddings, birth, jobs, realstate ........so many matters to deal with, I m also affected 81 days no PR CARD I also have to leave and reenter Canada . my mother is sick. I feel so BAD. I wander WHEN we all will get the cards?

 

[CICOtawa]

70---80-----90 days !


people have so much to do in their lives .......emergencies, weddings, birth, jobs, realstate ........so many matters to deal with, I m also affected 81 days no PR CARD I also have to leave and reenter Canada . my mother is sick. I feel so BAD. I wander WHEN we all will get the cards?

You can get a Travel Document

 

[victoryincanada]

If anyone received the PR card recently can you please update when you landed and when you received the card?

My landing time is June 16 and still waiting, it's getting close to the 80 days mark.

Also another question - I submitted my application inland so the CIC should always have my Canadian address, I guess that means I don't have to worry about the address change issue? I see a lot of people discussing that in this thread.


Hi, I also landed in June 8th, 2015. my e case status has been changed to Canadian address. I have 80days of stay here ;today. NOT YET RCVD PR Card. Upon calling CIC they informed methat I will rcv the card in 2nd week of September.
yes there is no need to worry about ecase address change - it will be done automatically if u have GIVEN the address on yur entry to CA.

Landed on 2nd June....Still Waiting...but today my wife got her PR card..but myself and my daughter yet to get ...

 

[Humber2014]

Hi everyone,

Last night my mailing address disappeared from ECAS. Prior to that my ECAS had both home and mailing address which are the same.

Anyone experienced this or knows what it means?

I landed June 14.