PR-Renewal--indefinite delay

[jass89]

Hello

I have applied for my self for the renewal of my PR card
As my job involves lots of traveling, in spite of that i have managed to complete the two years, my Passport carry lots of visa stamps and in -out entry of lots of country
submit the application in 16th Dec.2009
received the letter in March 2010 from Canadian Immigration asking for the photocopies of my passport , My  PR CARD already expired in March 2010
 now again received letter on 20th  July 2010 that they are transferring my case to local Canadian Immigration office for further assessment which means indefinite delay

can any one recommend  me what to do or  recompensed any good lawyer/consultant  who can sort it out

Please help what to do???/

[steaky]

Perhaps you can send a email to the owner of this forum, Immigration Lawyer David Cohen.

[jass89]

Hi Thanks for your prompt reply
can you please give me his contact details or how to reach him

[Leon]

Hi Thanks for your prompt reply
can you please give me his contact details or how to reach him

Here: http://www.canadavisa.com/contact-canada-immigration-lawyers-advice-on-canada-immigration-visas.html

[jass89]

Hi

Sent the email but there is any other ways  where i can check the reason or status  and whats the next step they are looking

[Leon]

They will probably call you in for an interview at some point.  You can go to your local office to ask them what their timeline is for those.

[maram_we_master]

First i would to say hellow and  Happy new year ,,

Me was landed to Canada at 16 July  with my family (my husband and my child)  , I called The CIC office to give them the  mailing address for us, Then I went back; together  with my family; to Saudi Arabia for the  work contract of my husband

The First problem  that i didn't receive any information   regarding the PR cards of my PR  and my  child. What i should do now??

We call the friend of my husband in canada and asq him to inform about the PR card of  my child from cic  because my child not an adult : they asq him to call after 6 months from 21/07/2010  They mean  21/01/2011 and  some of the PR cards  may be lost when they send it by mailbox ,and if the PR card did not reach in this period we must obtain the travel document to re issue the processing of PR card  again

And that case of my child is the same of my case  what can I do now ?? I will  try to call the cic office in 21/01/2011 to inform about my PR card &my child  If  they asq me to re enter  to canada

But I can't travel and live in Canada  this period with my child to re issue the PR card   because my work as an architect with my husband in Saudi Arabia  and his work as a doctor  and we Plan to travel through  the next  three years

In this case what can I do ??

The second problem  iam asq about the risk of my case and my child if I hold the travel to canada (re enter ) two years with no PR card  and when will we travel  we will obtain the travel document  If this possible ??

my husband and he obtained his PRcard by mail box for us in Canada in 15 october  in 2010 can we get the travel document to re enter to Canada  me and my child with my husband when he travel to Canada  may be after two years

finally How long can I spend out side Canada with no pr card ?? is that risk

please answer me ,,

waiting your reply

eng,marwa gouda

[Leon]

PR card or not, you are still PR if you landed as a PR.  You have to meet the PR residency requirements which means that you can not stay outside Canada more than 1095 days total (3 years) in your first 5 years as a PR or any 5 year period after that.  As long as you still meet the residency requirements, you can apply for a travel document when you are ready to go and settle in Canada and once you are in Canada, you can apply to get a PR card.
 

[maram_we_master]

Thank you for reply ,,
Iam worry about
How to re enter to canada again and if my case is risky or not??
when we call the friend of my husband and asq him to call cic  visa office they reply The PR card   by mailling address may be lost or delay despite my mailling address and my husband is the same ?
What did they mean about delay by send it by mail box ?? is this pr card lost or what ??
 what about the re issue proceed  the PR card ??is that risk for me to delay this re issue

[Leon]

Sometimes PR cards take months to arrive.  In some cases within the same family as well.  There is nothing you can do except wait and see.

If they don't come, there is nothing to worry about.  Like I said before, you are still PR and as long as you meet the residency requirements, you can get the travel document when you are ready to go to Canada for good. 

[canada_555]

wait another couple of monthe & u will get it

[maram_we_master]

 

Iam landed in 16/07/ 2010 the date of today 12/11/2011    and in 21 /01/2011  It has been a period of about 6 months this extended I think it's a very long and sufficient
do you see that waited for two months again

the secound question
- if the allowed period to apply for a travel document maximum one year after landing is that true?
please can any one answer meeeee?? please
 can i apply for a travel document when iam  ready to go and settle in Canada  ANY TIME means that I can not stay outside Canada more than  total (3 years) in your first 5 years
IN THIS CASE MY PERIOD IS MORE THAN ONE YEAR AFTER LANDING
CAN I APPLY FOR ATRAVEL DOCUMENT AFTER 3 YEARS???
OR MAXIMUM ONE YEAR AFTER LANDING?
PLEASE HELP MEE

[Leon]

You can apply for a travel document as long as you meet the residency requirements.  You may be outside Canada for up to 3 years in each 5 year period.

[maram_we_master]

Thank you very much for reply me
YOU MEAN I WILL APPLY FOR A TRAVEL DOCUMENT ANY TIME FOR EXAMPLE AFTER 3 YEARS

[Leon]

As long as you still meet the residency requirements, you can apply for a travel document.  You an be outside Canada for up to 3 years (1095 days) in your first 5 years as a PR.  Same goes for your husband and child.  If you left soon after landing, you must apply for your travel document before July of 2013.  Better earlier than later because you have to give the embassy time to issue the travel document and after they issue it, you still have to have enough time that you can go to Canada while you can still meet the residency requirements.