You will be able to enter Canada but face the risk of being reported on entry for not meeting the RO. Most PRs that don't meet the RO are able to enter without being reported but there is always the possibility. If you are reported, unless you can show strong H&C grounds for being unable to meet the RO, your PR status will be revoked.DNP said:- The problem with the landing date looks like it will be less than 2 years of the 5 year period that I will not be able to fulfill as mentioned by the immigration authorities. Now, even if I come on the mentioned landing date will I be able to gain entry into Canada without any issue?
- If I gain entry on the mentioned landing date and stay until my PR expires on 15th February 2017 and then can I stay over after the expiry date and fulfill the 2 year period and renew my PR.
- I had a Credit Card until I left Canada which I refused to cancel and pay my last due as I was to get back. And Until now I have not paid back some $ 2000 and when I inquired they said my account is closed and was sent to collections. I presume that my credit score would have been affected badly.
- I would like to sponsor my wife and son to live with me in Canada. Will the above two issues (PR Expiry Date and Credit Score) hamper my family to be considered for a family sponsorship.
- Will I be able to bring them to Canada through a tourist visa and then apply for PR when they are with me?
- Or Can I apply for the family sponsorship immediately after I land in Canada while they are back in the home country. If I do apply after I land in Canada will my PR status be affected, because I will be 3 months short of the full 2 year term?
If you aren't reported, you can then stay in Canada for 2 full years until you once again meet the RO and renew your PR.
Your credit score will not affect anything to do with CIC. However, be responsible and pay your debt. If you couldn't afford to pay it, you shouldn't have spent it in the first place.
You will not be able to apply sponsor your wife and son until you once again meet the RO, so 2 full years after entering Canada if you aren't reported. If you apply before you meet the RO, you can expect the app to be refused and your PR status to be revoked.
There is very little chance that they will be approved for TRVs, as CIC will see them as very high risk to overstay with you in Canada.
As I said above, you cannot apply to sponsor them until you once again meet the RO.