Hello Members,
Its a long read but would really appreciate if someone can please throw some light on this matter.
This is the exact case:
My uncle, aunt and their two children got P.R. in May 2009. They went in May 2009 and came back to India in June 2009 after receiving their P.R. Cards. My uncle has vast businesses in India and thus could not wrap up and just leave for Canada permanently. They again went in May 2010 (entire family together) and my uncle opened a new business and also opened a branch of his Indian business (in Alberta, Canada). He then left for India in about a month leaving his Canadian partner in charge of his business. His wife and kids stayed back in Canada, studied in Canadian school for a year and then again came back to India after a year's stay. (aunt and kids went with uncle in May 2010 came back in July 2011)
In between my uncle kept on making trips back and forth from India to Canada for about 3 to 4 times. None of the family members have been to Canada after July 2011.
So basically my uncle has stayed in Canada for about 165 days and my aunt and their kids have stayed for about 380 days. Since July 2011 they all are in India and haven't gone to Canada. Their Canadian businesses are filing income tax returns since 2010 (Nil returns as they are not very profit making but they employ about 50 Canadians) and the businesses are taken care of by his Canadian Partner. He has maintained an excellent credit report throughout, never used any Government aid financially and has reserves of about CAD $ 30,000 lying untouched in his Canadian bank accounts since 3 years.
Now he wants to wrap up his Indian business and shift all operations of the same business to Canada (Company is already registered in Canada since May 2010).
P.R. expires in May 2014
Number of days completed by my uncle 165
Number of days completed by aunt and kids 380
They want to fly back to Canada in April 2014
1. Will they face any problems in entering Canada in April 2014? Will they be questioned by the Immigration authorities at the Canadian airport? (they have not completed 730 days and P.R. expiring in May 2014)
2. Would they be reported for their absence to CHC? What complications might arise if the Immigration authorities at airport report their absence to CHC?
3. Is it advisable for them to submit a P.R. renewal application to CHC Canada office from India before they fly to Canada in April 2014? (Application for P.R. renewal - IMM 5444E and Supplementary ID Form with all relevant documents)
4. They have active businesses in Canada (which employs 50 Canadians approx) and extremely good funds plus a strong intention to settle in Canada now. (it can be shown from the fact that their last year's Income Tax return of their Indian business did not have much income and it was filed as "Nil return" as they have wrapped up their business operation in India and are shifting base to Canada permanently) In this circumstances what are the chances that their P.R. cards would be renewed?
Request the esteemed members to please reply with as much information as possible
Thanking in anticipation
Many Regards
Michael
Its a long read but would really appreciate if someone can please throw some light on this matter.
This is the exact case:
My uncle, aunt and their two children got P.R. in May 2009. They went in May 2009 and came back to India in June 2009 after receiving their P.R. Cards. My uncle has vast businesses in India and thus could not wrap up and just leave for Canada permanently. They again went in May 2010 (entire family together) and my uncle opened a new business and also opened a branch of his Indian business (in Alberta, Canada). He then left for India in about a month leaving his Canadian partner in charge of his business. His wife and kids stayed back in Canada, studied in Canadian school for a year and then again came back to India after a year's stay. (aunt and kids went with uncle in May 2010 came back in July 2011)
In between my uncle kept on making trips back and forth from India to Canada for about 3 to 4 times. None of the family members have been to Canada after July 2011.
So basically my uncle has stayed in Canada for about 165 days and my aunt and their kids have stayed for about 380 days. Since July 2011 they all are in India and haven't gone to Canada. Their Canadian businesses are filing income tax returns since 2010 (Nil returns as they are not very profit making but they employ about 50 Canadians) and the businesses are taken care of by his Canadian Partner. He has maintained an excellent credit report throughout, never used any Government aid financially and has reserves of about CAD $ 30,000 lying untouched in his Canadian bank accounts since 3 years.
Now he wants to wrap up his Indian business and shift all operations of the same business to Canada (Company is already registered in Canada since May 2010).
P.R. expires in May 2014
Number of days completed by my uncle 165
Number of days completed by aunt and kids 380
They want to fly back to Canada in April 2014
1. Will they face any problems in entering Canada in April 2014? Will they be questioned by the Immigration authorities at the Canadian airport? (they have not completed 730 days and P.R. expiring in May 2014)
2. Would they be reported for their absence to CHC? What complications might arise if the Immigration authorities at airport report their absence to CHC?
3. Is it advisable for them to submit a P.R. renewal application to CHC Canada office from India before they fly to Canada in April 2014? (Application for P.R. renewal - IMM 5444E and Supplementary ID Form with all relevant documents)
4. They have active businesses in Canada (which employs 50 Canadians approx) and extremely good funds plus a strong intention to settle in Canada now. (it can be shown from the fact that their last year's Income Tax return of their Indian business did not have much income and it was filed as "Nil return" as they have wrapped up their business operation in India and are shifting base to Canada permanently) In this circumstances what are the chances that their P.R. cards would be renewed?
Request the esteemed members to please reply with as much information as possible
Thanking in anticipation
Many Regards
Michael
