My mom and I landed in 1993 when I was a young child.
My mom and I went back to the United States shortly after because of employment reasons. I was still a young child.
I grew into an adult and pursued a career as an airline pilot in the United States at the age of 16 and land my first airline job as a pilot in 2007 and I'm still currently employed with the same U.S. airline till this present day and I'm based in the Columbus, Ohio.
My mom left the United States and came back to Canada in 2009.
I also decided to move back to Canada in 2009 and pursue a career with an Canadian airline as a pilot because all of our family lives here.
I have a Transport Canadian Airline Transport Pilots License and a Industry Canada Radio Operator Certificate, Permanent Resident status, but no PR card.
I've file taxes every year since 2009 and paid what I owned to Revenue Canada and continue to do so.
I have a job offer with a Canadian airline as a captain that requires Citizenship or PR status with a PR Card because the job requires international travel. I will be a pilot for this company.
All of my family lives in Canada and are Canadian Citizens.
My grandfather passed away leaving my grandmother by herself and now my mother and I take care of her in Toronto.
Because of my job in the United States as an airline pilot, I'm required and obligated to my current employer and I have to commute back and forth between Canada and the United States on my days off. Because of my situation, it is impossible to meet the 730 day physical residency requirement in the last 5 year because I work for a U.S. airline still and it requires me to be out of Canada for more than half the month. I can not quit my job as a pilot there until I get a job in Canada as a pilot which I did, but can't start until I receive my PR card.
My PR card application is still under review for residency requirements.
I've been dealing with this for a long time and I don't know what to do to resolve this. My job is high profile and is my current source of income to support my mother and I. I've explained my situation to an Immigration Lawyer here in Toronto and have acquired his help. The lawyer and I submitted a lot of information showing my Canadian bank accounts, LOA from Revenue Canada, copies of my Canadian Pilot license, copies of my relatives citizen cards, etc... to show that I'm rooted in Canada.
What else can I do to resolve this?
Thanks in advance!!
My mom and I went back to the United States shortly after because of employment reasons. I was still a young child.
I grew into an adult and pursued a career as an airline pilot in the United States at the age of 16 and land my first airline job as a pilot in 2007 and I'm still currently employed with the same U.S. airline till this present day and I'm based in the Columbus, Ohio.
My mom left the United States and came back to Canada in 2009.
I also decided to move back to Canada in 2009 and pursue a career with an Canadian airline as a pilot because all of our family lives here.
I have a Transport Canadian Airline Transport Pilots License and a Industry Canada Radio Operator Certificate, Permanent Resident status, but no PR card.
I've file taxes every year since 2009 and paid what I owned to Revenue Canada and continue to do so.
I have a job offer with a Canadian airline as a captain that requires Citizenship or PR status with a PR Card because the job requires international travel. I will be a pilot for this company.
All of my family lives in Canada and are Canadian Citizens.
My grandfather passed away leaving my grandmother by herself and now my mother and I take care of her in Toronto.
Because of my job in the United States as an airline pilot, I'm required and obligated to my current employer and I have to commute back and forth between Canada and the United States on my days off. Because of my situation, it is impossible to meet the 730 day physical residency requirement in the last 5 year because I work for a U.S. airline still and it requires me to be out of Canada for more than half the month. I can not quit my job as a pilot there until I get a job in Canada as a pilot which I did, but can't start until I receive my PR card.
My PR card application is still under review for residency requirements.
I've been dealing with this for a long time and I don't know what to do to resolve this. My job is high profile and is my current source of income to support my mother and I. I've explained my situation to an Immigration Lawyer here in Toronto and have acquired his help. The lawyer and I submitted a lot of information showing my Canadian bank accounts, LOA from Revenue Canada, copies of my Canadian Pilot license, copies of my relatives citizen cards, etc... to show that I'm rooted in Canada.
What else can I do to resolve this?
Thanks in advance!!
