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Romy
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12-Oct-01, 03:31 PM (EST)

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"183 days rule"

Sir,
My family and I entered Canada last 08 Sep 2001, I'm on vacation leave at that time working for an airline in the middle east. I have since returned to my work area and my wife and four kids stayed in Ontario. They are attending school and have adjusted well. I planned to resign upon my return to my work area, but as everyone knows the situation in Canada is quite dificult at best as far as employment is concern. I would like to stay here in my current job as long as necessary. I maybe able to visit them every 5 months or so. How can I stay out of Canada to work without loosing my PR. Or would you advice me to resign from my present job with the above mention economic situation, I missed my family so much and I could use your advice.

Thanks and God Bless,

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Romy
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29-Oct-01, 07:41 AM (EST)

2. "RE: 183 days rule"
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>Sir,
>My family and I entered Canada
>last 08 Sep 2001, I'm
>on vacation leave at that
>time working for an airline
>in the middle east. I
>have since returned to my
>work area and my wife
>and four kids stayed in
>Ontario. They are attending school
>and have adjusted well. I
>planned to resign upon my
>return to my work area,
>but as everyone knows the
>situation in Canada is quite
>dificult at best as far
>as employment is concern. I
>would like to stay here
>in my current job as
>long as necessary. I maybe
>able to visit them every
>5 months or so. How
>can I stay out of
>Canada to work without
>loosing my PR. Or would
>you advice me to resign
>from my present job with
>the above mention economic situation,
>I missed my family so
>much and I could use
>your advice.
>
>Thanks and God Bless,
>

Thank you very much for the answer, now in addition what kind of documents can I used to support my application for a RRP. I was only able to obtain my S.I.N. and also for my wife. I was not able to see the office of the Revenue Canada because I have not received my S.I.N. in my short stay. How about a copy of the lease for the apartmnet we're renting in Guelp?

Thanks and God Bless

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dcohen
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18-Oct-01, 03:52 PM (EST)

1. "RE: 183 days rule"
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A short stay in Canada followed by a return to your home country, especially to your previous position of employment, is a recipe for problems in the ability to maintain your status. The fact that your family is remaining in Canada, however, may help attest to a lack of intent to abandon Canada as the place of your permanent residence.

The ongoing ability to demonstrate the lack of an intent to abandon Canada as the place of your permanent residence is, at present, the only means by which you will be able to retain your status during an absence such as that described.
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