Very easy to find out. eTA apps find people who were PRs decades ago and dont even know that they are still PRs.
You have pretty much no chance of making it into Canada without being reported.
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Very easy to find out. eTA apps find people who were PRs decades ago and dont even know that they are still PRs.
You have pretty much no chance of making it into Canada without being reported.
First point they will need to travel to Canada whilst their PR cards are still valid else they would need PRTDs which could result in their PR status being revoked given the PRTD application will highlight their failed RO.
If they have not met their RO it is possible they would be reported leading to their PR status being revoked subject to appeal. As PRs they would still be entitled to enter Canada pending any appeal.
If they enter the country without being reported they need to stay in Canada for 2 plus years to reset their RO and in this time should not attempt to renew their PR cards or have any dealings with immigration where RO may be questioned.
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No - they cannot be stopped. However they can be reported at the border for failing to meet RO and the process to revoke their PR status started.
Thanks BS65, I just hope they are allowed to enter in canada and doesnot have much stress at POE.
If they wanted to remain in Canada they had to comply with the very lenient RO. They have put their status in Canada at risk. You will have to see what happens.
I know..there was some problems, but now I just hope they enter in canada and then we will see if we have to renounce PR and then reapply.
As PRs they would be allowed to enter but it is possible they will be asked how long they have been away a question they should answer honestly given entry/exit history is recorded somewhere .
As Canuck has said they will just have to see what happens although having only spent 15 days in the country in 5 years the odds do not look great that they will not be reported, no way to predict and they may be lucky and just be welcomed back with no RO questions.
Also as sure you are aware the parents sponsorship process is a competitive first in process so if their status is revoked and an appeal not successful it could be years to sponsor them from scratch again.
Yup I know it will be difficuilt but have no choice, next time we will ask them to apply for visitor visa before landing but this time as per your experience they will be allowed to enter in canada subject to appeal?
They cannot be stopped from entering if they reach the border.
However it’s very likely that their PR will be revoked eventually and they will be asked to leave.
Depending on the revocation process and any appeals, you can expect them to stay for a couple of months. Of course they could win the appeal.
However it’s very likely that their PR will be revoked eventually and they will be asked to leave.
Depending on the revocation process and any appeals, you can expect them to stay for a couple of months. Of course they could win the appeal.
If they have to leave before appealing then in that case, they need to apply for visitor visa? Eventually later can we reapply them for PR again?
Yes to both.
If their PR is revoked and they do not appeal or lose the appeal, they become a foreign national and are treated like any other foreign national in terms of getting a visa, applying again for PR etc.
You can expect that getting a visa might be a bit difficult the first time since their file will be looked at more closely. But there's no reason why they won't get it if everything looks good.