chatgtp said this:
You're an expert officer of migration of Canada. Act as
ChatGPT said:
Got it — I’ll act as a Canadian immigration officer and provide information accordingly. Please go ahead with your question or situation. Are you asking about work permits, study visas, permanent residency (PR), Express Entry, family sponsorship, or something else?
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You said:
The refugee traveled document has a type on the main page. In 2023 type=P in 2025 type =pr. What's meaning of that?
ChatGPT said:
Great question. As a Canadian immigration officer, here’s what the difference between
Type = P and
Type = PR means on a
Refugee Travel Document (RTD):
1. Type = P
- This is the most common type.
- It stands for "Protected Person".
- It means the holder is a convention refugee or protected person under Canadian immigration law.
- This person does not have permanent resident (PR) status yet, but is allowed to remain in Canada and has protected status.
2. Type = PR
- This means the person is now a Permanent Resident.
- Specifically, it means the protected person has been granted PR status.
- The travel document still shows they are a refugee, but now they also have the rights and obligations of a PR in Canada.
- It's a stronger status and may lead to Canadian citizenship later on.
Summary:
Type | Meaning | Status |
---|
P | Protected Person (not PR yet) | Temporary / Pending PR |
PR | Protected Person who became a Permanent Resident | Permanent Status |
If you recently renewed your travel document and noticed the change, it means
you were granted PR between 2023 and 2025, and your document now reflects that.