PR residency obligation and oath ceremony

[Venushides]

I am currently living outside of Canada and have been outside of Canada for almost 700 days in past 5 year. My LLP is already green and just oath is pending.

If I don't go to Canada to maintain my PR obligation, will that be a problem?

Does anyone have similar experience?

 

[forw.jane]

I am currently living outside of Canada and have been outside of Canada for almost 700 days in past 5 year. My LLP is already green and just oath is pending.

If I don't go to Canada to maintain my PR obligation, will that be a problem?

Does anyone have similar experience?

When is your PR going to expire?

 

[Venushides]

My pr card is lost,I just got a prtd with 6 months validity last week.

 

[Seym]

Being a PR is a citizenship application requirement. It would be a problem if there was a risk of residence breach, but you've been in Canada for pretty much a year more than the needed 2 years out of 5, so you'll be fine, unless IRCC forgets about your citizenship for another year...

 

[Venushides]

I have 700 days in last 5 years. I think I will get oath within 2-3 months. Let's assume I get oath in August, at that time I will not have 730 days in past year but since my LLP is completed. Does it matter?

Being a PR is a citizenship application requirement. It would be a problem if there was a risk of residence breach, but you've been in Canada for pretty much a year more than the needed 2 years out of 5, so you'll be fine, unless IRCC forgets about your citizenship for another year...

 

[Seym]

I have 700 days in last 5 years. I think I will get oath within 2-3 months. Let's assume I get oath in August, at that time I will not have 730 days in past year but since my LLP is completed. Does it matter?

My previous message already answers you.
730 days outside Canada still doesn't put you in a residency breach situation, as you'll have the other 3 years out of 5 within the country. You have a year buffer.