I think you barely missed the residency obligation requirement. Since you have unexpired PR card, you are good to goto Canada. But at the border, you may be asked questions about not meeting the residency obligation. If you can convince them with your answer, I think you should be good. But you may not leave Canada for 2 years. If you cannot convince them at the border, then you may be reported. If reported, you can appeal the decision. If the appeal is successful, then you should be good.
PR status and travel to Canada
- Thread starter smallwhale
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Please see https://www.canadavisa.com/canada-immigration-discussion-board/threads/re-applying-for-pr-as-the-residency-obligation-is-not-met.692449/post-8692623 in case you travel to Canada, and somehow gets reported for the appeal process.
So you didn't travel back before June 2021 which was 3 years from your landing (with only 10 days in Canada).
As others have replied, you may not may not be flagged when you enter Canada.
If you are reported for not meeting your RO, there is a process to revoked your PR.
Does the minor have a valid PR card? Retaining the child’s status isn’t guaranteed either.
The earlier you enter Canada the less likely you will likely be reported. Been non-compliant for a few months like you are today is much better than arriving with a few months left on RO.