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    Documents to prove permanent residency obligations?

    Probably sufficient, but most people seem to use bank statements, tax returns or payslips.
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    Shortfall ~50 days in Residency obligation

    Just re-emphasising what @armoured has already said: If you manage to enter Canada without being reported the first time, the commonly accepted recommendation in this forum is to stay put in Canada until you are in compliance again. If you have never lived in Canada since becoming a PR, this...
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    YVR Landing as PR without meeting Residency Obligation 730 days

    First up: you seem to think that you are not at risk for being reported based on your recollection of how the process at YVR works. I'm telling you this is not the case. There absolutely is a chance that you will be reported due to your non-compliance with the RO. It is true we get reports...
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    YVR Landing as PR without meeting Residency Obligation 730 days

    1) Yes, that's possible but not certain 2) Correct but note it's possible for the officer whom you hand the ticket to to ask you any question they like. It's also possible the kiosk will flag you for further questioning, but the exact processes they use are not public. 3) Yes, if you are not...
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    Address History (inside & outside Canada) - PR Card Renewal.

    Did you maintain the same residence in Canada during this time? If yes -> only list the trip to India in the travel history. Did you move out of your home in Canada before your trip to India, and moved to a different address in Canada upon your return from India? If so --> List your addresses in...
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    Address History (inside & outside Canada) - PR Card Renewal.

    Address history is for where you ordinarily reside. Travel history is for where you travel temporarily while maintaining your primary place of residence. In your situation: if you reside in Canada, and only travel to India for a visit, you only show your trip to India in the travel section...
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    Missed PR Card Interview Due to Medical and Family Hardship – Seeking Advice on Reopening Application, Residency Obligation, and Urgent Processing

    Adding to what others have said, if you want to re-apply for a PR card, you need to do this from within Canada. This may further complicate your timeline considering you are currently not in Canada and you will only be able to travel via land border (assuming you don't have a valid PRTD).
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