Hi,
1)
I receive 45000 US dollars from a US college annually (which I can prove with documentation). My parents wanted me to be economically independent after 18 so I made the choice of choosing to go to college in the US instead of Canada because going to a US college was obviously significantly cheaper. I wanted to go to canada after graduation but my expected date of graduation is June 2017 and my pr card expiration date is March 2016. I am aware that even if my card expires I am still a pr of canada but fail to fulfill my residency obligation and may be subject to losing my pr upon entering canada.
Would my economic circumstance be viewed by immigrations as a "humanitarian reason" resulting in my continuation as a permanent resident or a "life(college) decision" resulting in my pr getting revoked
2)
my brother is in a similar situation (he receives 65000 USD annually and had to be economically independent) he graduates in May 2015 and his pr card expires in July 2015 he is planning to go to a Canadian grad school. His pr card won't be expired when he enters canada but he is way short of fulfilling his 2years within 5 years rule. What are his chances of keeping his pr status?
any help would be much appreciated thank you!
1)
I receive 45000 US dollars from a US college annually (which I can prove with documentation). My parents wanted me to be economically independent after 18 so I made the choice of choosing to go to college in the US instead of Canada because going to a US college was obviously significantly cheaper. I wanted to go to canada after graduation but my expected date of graduation is June 2017 and my pr card expiration date is March 2016. I am aware that even if my card expires I am still a pr of canada but fail to fulfill my residency obligation and may be subject to losing my pr upon entering canada.
Would my economic circumstance be viewed by immigrations as a "humanitarian reason" resulting in my continuation as a permanent resident or a "life(college) decision" resulting in my pr getting revoked
2)
my brother is in a similar situation (he receives 65000 USD annually and had to be economically independent) he graduates in May 2015 and his pr card expires in July 2015 he is planning to go to a Canadian grad school. His pr card won't be expired when he enters canada but he is way short of fulfilling his 2years within 5 years rule. What are his chances of keeping his pr status?
any help would be much appreciated thank you!