. . . i am confused about the further procedure to get my PR status. Please suggest needful.
Given the denial of the appeal to the IAD, it is very likely (almost certain)
that you are NOT a Canadian Permanent Resident. You should be able to confirm this by calling the IRCC telephone help centre; this may require some preparation in terms of being able to clearly communicate your identity and client identification number (in order to get personal information not just FAQ responses), and some persistence in repeatedly calling to get through, and some persistence and patience in how you engage in the call. If language is potentially a difficulty, be sure to have someone assist you in making the call.
That said, since it is almost certain you are a Foreign National (FN), and NOT a PR, you can probably skip that effort and proceed with making an application for PR. An inland spousal sponsored PR application is probably your best bet, assuming the reference to "
your family" having citizenship includes your spouse. There is another part of the forum where you can get more information about applying for family class PR. An inland spousal sponsored PR application would allow you to remain in Canada pending the grant of PR status.
The OP states that they could not appeal the IAD, so their PR status is already in peril.
As noted above, it appears (very much so) that the OP is a FN, not a PR.
In particular, if the OP appealed a decision denying a PR Travel Document, and that appeal has been denied by the IAD, as the OP indicates has happened, they are NOT a PR. They are a Foreign National.
Again applied for PRTD and denied by IAD.
(Emphasis added; full quote of OP's post below)
As referenced above, this means to have PR status they will need to qualify and apply for PR status. Family sponsorship, if they are eligible to be sponsored, is one way of obtaining PR status, among the others.
While the OP is less clear about the outcome of an appeal for a previous PR TD application, just referring to having appealed and "
couldn't attend the hearing due to covid-19 any way," there is no indication that appeal was successful. Not certain, but it appears most likely the first appeal was denied, and whatever the grounds for that decision were, the later PR TD application and appeal probably denied because the OP is not a PR.
It matters not what the CBSA officer would have said, right?
Not sure what the exchange with the border officials was about, but in terms of what the OP's current status is (almost for sure a FN, not a PR), yes indeed, it "
matters not what the CBSA officer would have said."
That said, it further seems likely border officials allowed the OP entry as a visitor allowing them to in effect reunite with family, at least temporarily, perhaps specifically allowing the former PR an opportunity to pursue an inland spousal sponsored PR application.
Not sure why
@canuck78 is asking "
did you have ETA?" Since the OP did clearly say they had come back to Canada "
and entered in Canada through land border." Sure, if the OP has a visa-exempt passport (seems likely but since border officials allowed entry, and OP is now IN Canada, whether the OP is IN Canada as a visa-exempt visitor or pursuant to visitor status granted at the PoE, is largely irrelevant), and obtained eTA for travel to Canada by commercial air, that would conclusively indicate the OP is a FN, not a PR. But that, again, is clear enough given that multiple applications for a PR TD have been denied, and the appeal to the IAD was denied for at least the later one (albeit most likely both).
Also not sure why
@steaky is suggesting the OP renounce PR status since, again, it is sufficiently clear the OP does not have PR status.
Hello Respectable friends,
I need solution to get started with my case as I got PR as principal applicant in 2012 and, not able to meet residency obligations due to short stay at Canada. I appealed IAD and couldn't attend the hearing due to covid-19 any way. Again applied for PRTD and denied by IAD. I am not aware about my PR status whereas my family got citizenship. Now I came back in Canada with a wish to reside here with my family and entered in Canada through land border and officer has permitted me to enter by saying that go on and apply for further proceedings. My dear friends, i am confused about the further procedure to get my PR status. Please suggest needful.
Regards.
