Your SIN will probably be dormant. Until it's re-enabled, you may have problems. Of course, this might start questions being asked...omarse said:
Old Record of landing IMM1000
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Yes, the SIN will be dormant and will have to be reactivated but I wouldn't see any problems because of that. Service Canada is not immigration and as far as I know, they have no duty to rat you out to immigration. Because of the privacy act, it is even possible that they are not allowed to share info with immigration.
The difficult thing is getting in without getting reported and after that, surviving for 2 years convincing everybody to accept your old landing papers as proof of your PR as opposed to a PR card. The main thing is getting health care. You can live without a car as long as you make sure to live and work in an area where you can get public transport.
The difficult thing is getting in without getting reported and after that, surviving for 2 years convincing everybody to accept your old landing papers as proof of your PR as opposed to a PR card. The main thing is getting health care. You can live without a car as long as you make sure to live and work in an area where you can get public transport.
What is the date against the watch for annotation? Regardless the IMM1000 is no longer acceptable as a travel document being proof of PR status - it really should never have been given it had no photograph and was easily forged/ fraudulently used. The phrase a never ending record all over suddenly springs to mind!omarse said:
I don't know what date you want in the paper but there isMsafiri said:
under the (FILE Information part)
CREATION DATE 1996
CHARGE-OUT Date 2007
Last Access Date 2007
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under the (NON-Computer Based entry)
TYPE 01 - WATCH FOR
DATE CREATE 2007 EXPIRY DATE 2020
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under the (Confirmation of permanent residence)
Date issued 1993
Became PR on 1994
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My inclination is that your father landed (1994) under an investor class with a PR conditions met review at the 2 year mark (1996). When did you leave the country? He either didn't show up for the review or things did not work out at review and there was some form of enforcement action likely a departure order. The dates likely default dates for archiving and or/ watch out period expiry depending on FOSS default timelines back then. Did your father ever apply for a TD?
I'm going with the 1996 FOSS entry which ties in with an investor class 2 year review aka 'probationary' type landing. Seems like a no show with departure order issued but the OP can just ask his father and get the appropriate answers if possible.zardoz said: