hi all . I hope you seniors can share some advice with me .
My dad’s brother has just suddenly passed away . My other uncle wishes to attend the funeral .
Details :
-is a pr of canada since 2006
-in the last five years he has not met his R.O. ( maybe a few months max )
-was last in canada in 2015
-has a prc that expired in 2016
- address is a Toronto addrsss
Suggestion : he enters B.C. At the Seattle border and presents himself with his landing papers and expired PR card .
Maybe is lucky and officer waves him through .
If goes as expected officer challenges his R.O. and sends him secondary . V.O. Because he is in breach of R.O. Issues him failure to meet r.o. . He should have 60 days to appeal or voluntary give up pr status ? Which will allow him to enter canada for the funeral .
Is it the law he is entitled as a PR to enter canada even though he is in breach of R.O.?
What is the worst that can happen at border ?
He is okay giving up his p.r. Status . To appeal , his case is too weak . Just wishes to go to eldest brother’s funeral ( he actually is the recepient of his kidney 15 years ago ) .
What should he tell the initial visa officer on entering ? Has only intentions of telling the truth but how much should he reveal ?
The option to voluntary give up pr at high commission /embassy and apply for TVR will take too long especially with holidays .
I thank you all greatly for advice
My dad’s brother has just suddenly passed away . My other uncle wishes to attend the funeral .
Details :
-is a pr of canada since 2006
-in the last five years he has not met his R.O. ( maybe a few months max )
-was last in canada in 2015
-has a prc that expired in 2016
- address is a Toronto addrsss
Suggestion : he enters B.C. At the Seattle border and presents himself with his landing papers and expired PR card .
Maybe is lucky and officer waves him through .
If goes as expected officer challenges his R.O. and sends him secondary . V.O. Because he is in breach of R.O. Issues him failure to meet r.o. . He should have 60 days to appeal or voluntary give up pr status ? Which will allow him to enter canada for the funeral .
Is it the law he is entitled as a PR to enter canada even though he is in breach of R.O.?
What is the worst that can happen at border ?
He is okay giving up his p.r. Status . To appeal , his case is too weak . Just wishes to go to eldest brother’s funeral ( he actually is the recepient of his kidney 15 years ago ) .
What should he tell the initial visa officer on entering ? Has only intentions of telling the truth but how much should he reveal ?
The option to voluntary give up pr at high commission /embassy and apply for TVR will take too long especially with holidays .
I thank you all greatly for advice
