PR card renewal query

[francaispourquebec]

this question may have been asked a hundred thousand times but let me ask the hundred thousand and one'th time anyway: by the time I apply for a PR renewal I will have about 745 days balance. Now several posts here say this may not be good enough to avoid a secondary review. If I wait for lets say another few months before I apply, will I lose the few initial days (landing etc. ) that I spent in Canada since they will move outside the immediate 5 year window?

And, have there been cases where PR extensions have been granted to people with little over 730 days balance (i.e. without a secondary review)?

 

[mats]

this question may have been asked a hundred thousand times but let me ask the hundred thousand and one'th time anyway: by the time I apply for a PR renewal I will have about 745 days balance. Now several posts here say this may not be good enough to avoid a secondary review. If I wait for lets say another few months before I apply, will I lose the few initial days (landing etc. ) that I spent in Canada since they will move outside the immediate 5 year window?

And, have there been cases where PR extensions have been granted to people with little over 730 days balance (i.e. without a secondary review)?

If you have more days then probability of secondary review is less, also when you send the application better to send all colour pages of your passport. Make a document explaining the stamps of countries you visited in the 5 year if the stamps are in English. This has a chance for your renewal application to be processed in the time frame they mentioned in the website. No guarantee though. Even higher days let’s say 2 months more may not ensure no secondary review.

 

[zardoz]

this question may have been asked a hundred thousand times but let me ask the hundred thousand and one'th time anyway: by the time I apply for a PR renewal I will have about 745 days balance. Now several posts here say this may not be good enough to avoid a secondary review. If I wait for lets say another few months before I apply, will I lose the few initial days (landing etc. ) that I spent in Canada since they will move outside the immediate 5 year window?

And, have there been cases where PR extensions have been granted to people with little over 730 days balance (i.e. without a secondary review)?

You will lose any benefits from days that are outside the exact five years window under examination. Therefore, it is quite possible for you to be resident inside Canada for a period of time without increasing your physical presence count.

Every case is assessed on it's own merits. There is no value in looking at previous statistics to determine the likely course of a particular application.

 

[francaispourquebec]

You will lose any benefits from days that are outside the exact five years window under examination. Therefore, it is quite possible for you to be resident inside Canada for a period of time without increasing your physical presence count.

Every case is assessed on it's own merits. There is no value in looking at previous statistics to determine the likely course of a particular application.

Understood, thanks for the response.