First of all, I appreciate your reply.
This is a quite unconventional way to go about. I really do hope it works out for you. I do not mean to scare, however, if I do remember correctly applying for a PR card like this did imply immediate rejection of the application. Nonetheless, what I am sure of is that it is definitely not in your best interests to apply for a PRTD. Not only are you not guaranteed entry into the country -- you have to most definitely factor in the chance that the officer has full discretion to dismiss your application if they like -- but also the process may take quite some time which is not ideal in your situation. Further, there is a lack of human-to-human interaction and you are just another file to them. Are there any reasons you are avoiding a trek to the US and crossing via the border as I get an impression that you seem quite reluctant to do so.
It doesn't work like this.. The residency assessment for each process is independent. You could get a PR card prepared in Canada successfully but fail to obtain a PRTD due to not meeting the local H&C assessment, regardless of the previous success. You would still lose your PR status.
I am glad someone could confirm this. OP you best start looking at alternatives now because you're playing heavily on chance.
The visa office abroad is not bound by the previous decision. This is established case law. The 5 years period under consideration is also different. You assume incorrectly.
As you stated they are not bound by previous decision. I wonder what makes VO in Canada to put my friend’s pr renewal application on hold after his PRTD got denied. There must be some connection or system via which they share information.
As soon as the VO decided PRTD refusal for failing to comply with the RO, the applicant is no longer a PR, subject to appeal. There is no longer an entitlement to a renewed PR card, subject to the appeal outcome. It's called GCMS.
Anyways, I will keep you guys updated. I have already sent my offer letters from universities to VO stating my urgency to arrive in Canada by start of September, 2018. I hope they will consider the effects of refusal on my career.
No no no!! You have got it all incredibly wrong! I need you to realize that you have gone completely off course. Firstly, I am incredibly glad you sought advice from this forum as that is a step in the right direction. I was not lucky to get in without being reported. I researched well enough for the officer to, not only make a really quick decision, but also tell me that my whole family should come to Canada based on the reasons I presented.
Yes that will be perfect. Have an appointment booked and till then try to read up a lot of previous cases similar to yours on this forum -- there are plenty. Ideally, you should get a lawyer to represent you to better your chances. It is a hefty price to pay but you must realize that this will allow you to save a lot off tuition and all the other amazing benefits that come with having your PR and eventually your citizenship. If not, it is best to explain your situation in a letter. Gather up all your evidence that backs your claims. Have this letter notarized. Focus on every aspect of your life since leaving. Why you choose to stay in India after graduating? Why did your parents leave? What makes you come back to Canada now? Stop focusing on the career aspect. It does not make for a good argument in H&C cases -- there was a link around here where you could view all the case appeals. You should be set from there.
