Risk of losing PR

[hady96]

Hello All.


I'm a high school student in Kuwait. I landed in Canada with my mother in June 2008 and our PR is due to expire in 2013.

I will be moving to Canada for university next June (June 2012) . I will be almost 18 by that time.

However, I will have spent 4 years outside Canada and thus not meeting the residency obligation.

What's going to happen in such case ? Would it be possible to appeal the revoke of PR status ? In case of losing, am I going to be deported from Canada ?

Do I have any chance of renewing on H&C grounds , I was 14 when I landed in Canada and I couldn't settle there because my mother couldn't find a job at all and she is my only financial supporter (My father died in 2002) , so I wasn't able to move and go to school in Canada by myself because I had no one to support me financially. Are they going to consider that in the appeal ?

I mean I was younger than 18 and I could do nothing about it.

I intend to attend university in Canada and settle there permanently now that I will be over 18.

Is there any possible way for me to avoid deportation. Please share your thoughts with me

Thank you

 

[newtone]

Nothing will happen your PR card expires on 2013 so you can come here in 2012 and start university

 

[Leon]

When you apply to renew your PR card, by stating that you were removed from Canada as a minor child by your mother and you returned to Canada at the first opportunity, you have a very good chance of getting your PR renewed even though you don't meet the residency requirements.

 

[hady96]

Thank you so much for your responses

Leon, if the IO at the airport suspects that I haven't met my residency obligation and decides to report me.
Is he/she actually going to inform me that he/she sent a report ? or they're going to let me pass without saying anything ?

 

[PMM]

Hi

Thank you so much for your responses

Leon, if the IO at the airport suspects that I haven't met my residency obligation and decides to report me.
Is he/she actually going to inform me that he/she sent a report ? or they're going to let me pass without saying anything ?

No, they will give you a copy of the report and instructions where to send your appeal.