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    PR Card renewal- 25 days short for RO 730 days case

    Thanks armoured, So, if I understand correctly, if she doesn’t meet the residency obligation because IRCC decides not to count the days spent accompanying a Canadian spouse, the next step would be receiving a formal decision letter with a refusal. She would then have 30 days to appeal to the...
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    PR Card renewal- 25 days short for RO 730 days case

    Yes, I understand — it’s a complex situation, which is why I’m trying to explore all possible options with minimal impact. Do you think it would be better for her to keep her PR status rather than risk revocation and have to go through the sponsorship process again? That would mean avoiding a...
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    PR Card renewal- 25 days short for RO 730 days case

    Can't agree more, but as you mentioned, the dates from the earlier part of the period will soon start dropping off. The concern is that, without any (H&C) considerations, she may be required to leave soon. I’m not sure what the outcome would be if, in the worst-case scenario, IRCC does not...
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    PR Card renewal- 25 days short for RO 730 days case

    Hello All, My wife’s PR card expires in April 2026. She has been a permanent resident since 2016 and has renewed her card once before. However, due to family matters, she had to travel frequently. We are now preparing to renew her PR card, but she is short of the residency obligation by about...