Lost my PR card, but it was found

[Ponga]

@Ponga Thank you for your reply. I am planning to travel for about 10 days only because i cannot go further than that.
Have some family commitments there.
Could you please elaborate how applying PRTD from Canada works? Does the IRCC not verify the Passport stamps or anything to confirm i am indeed outside and applying from therefore? Is there a way or a instance that you know of one can safely get PRTD from within Canada? Thanks again for your time.

Search for this thread in the Permanent Residency Obligations forum:

PRTD application submitted IN CANADA - success story​

That thread is 3 years old, so it might be worth calling IRCC and hope you reach a human that can tell you.

 

[canuck78]

@canuck78 just by 11 Days. Moreover when i apply for PRTD, i would be waiting in those 11 Days and if the PRTD doesnt get issued within that time, i will cross the number of available days to meet RO.

Is there a way i can get PRTD before i travel outside? that way i will not get into dicey situation? Thanks for your time in replying.

Do you mean you will no longer be complaint with your RO after your vacation? Or will you have 11 day buffer when it comes to your RO when you finish your vacation? When does your 5 year period end because having such a little buffer means you really should be reserving some dates for actual emergencies. We see many people return to Canada with minimal buffer time in order to be compliant with their RO and then they either have an emergency or need to travel for work and they need to make some very difficult choices.

As mentioned there are cases where people have been able to apply for PRTD while still in Canada. The fact that you are so close to be non-compliant and you are going to be outside Canada may result in longer processing.

 

[me_maha]

Hi, I have a query. I have two years left on my initial 5 years and I just moved to Canada. I just came to know about 730-day compliance rule. So if i need to travel in case of emergency even for a week of two outside canada, I become non-compliant. Would I have an issues when i get back. Would i be reported non compliant at the airport and a case of removal can strat?

 

[Ponga]

Hi, I have a query. I have two years left on my initial 5 years and I just moved to Canada. I just came to know about 730-day compliance rule. So if i need to travel in case of emergency even for a week of two outside canada, I become non-compliant. Would I have an issues when i get back. Would i be reported non compliant at the airport and a case of removal can strat?

The answer is yes to both of your questions. It's too bad that you "just came to know" that there is a rolling 730 day requirement in each 5 year window to be residing in Canad to maintain PR status.

Having said that...even if you are reported (meaning that a CBSA officer created a 44(1) report that was approved by a second officer (acting as a Minister's Delegate), you would still be allowed to enter Canada to then appeal.

Or...you could be allowed to enter with `no questions asked' by CBSA, meaning no report generated.
It's impossible to predict what will actually happen.