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Dear moderator i am in great trouble please read my situation deeply and answer in detail
i was granted Pr in Dec 2002
lived in canada from 12-2002 to 05-2004
then went to home country
again lived in canada from Dec 2005 to Feburary 2006
again left canada
then again lived in canada from may 2006 to february 2007
then again left canada
again lived canada from Dec-2007 to jan-2008 and applied for renewal of pr but during processing i had to leave canada in jan-2008
then from local embassy i applied for travel document
i was granted R-1 visa in Mar-2008 declaring that i have met residency obligation
i went canada on thas visa in april 2008 and got my renewed pr card and lived there upto Dec-2008
now from Dec -2008 to may 2009 i am again out of canada
1.please explain if i am meeting 2/5 year period condition or have lost my pr status
2. after passing first 2/5 do now i have next five years more for physical presence as my second pr card will expire in 2011
thanks
ijaz
[17-05-2009,13:02]
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ijaz qadeer |
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(in reply to: five year residency)
ANY FIVE YEAR PERIOD AND IT IS 730 DAYS.
Get out your own calculator.
Roy
www.cvimmigration.com
[17-05-2009,17:58]
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Roy |
2/5 years rule (in reply to: five year residency)
Dear moderator i am in great trouble please read my situation deeply and answer in detail
I was granted ist pr card in Dec-2002 .
i was undergone residency determination on jan-2008 in pakistan embassy for trevel document
i passed residency of 730 days and granted R-1 visa which means you have passed the residency test. thisa visa was valid for six months and i went canada in May -2008 got my renewed pr card and lived there up to dec-2008 and came back pakistan .since than i am in pakistan .
please tell me weather i am meeting residency obligation with my second pr card or other wise i have lost it .because if it is rolling five year period than i may be in trouble. you can check my previous history for this purpose below
I was granted ist pr card in Dec-2002 .
lived in canada from 12-2002 to 05-2004
then went to home country
again lived in canada from Dec 2005 to Feburary 2006
again left canada
then again lived in canada from may 2006 to february 2007
then again left canada
again lived canada from Dec-2007 to jan-2008 and applied for renewal of pr but during processing i had to leave canada in jan-2008
then from local embassy i applied for travel document
i was granted R-1 visa in Mar-2008 declaring that i have met residency obligation
i went canada on thas visa in april 2008 and got my renewed pr card and lived there upto Dec-2008
now from Dec -2008 to may 2009 i am again out of canada
1.please explain if i am meeting 2/5 year period condition or have lost my pr status
2. after passing first 2/5 do now i have next five years more for physical presence as my second pr card will expire in 2011
thanks
driq
[18-05-2009,02:48]
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ijaz qadeer |
(in reply to: five year residency)
not sure why you are asking the same question twice. 730 out of 5 years. Why would you ask someone else to do the math for you? you have the dates, you have a calendar - count!
[18-05-2009,03:24]
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Sharon |
(in reply to: five year residency)
Sharon since it is days and the poster does not specify the exact day in the month and year they were absent it is an impossible task.
No matter what answer is given it could be correct or wrong!
Roy
www.cvimmigration.com
[18-05-2009,10:39]
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Roy |
any 5 year period or rolling 5 year period (in reply to: five year residency)
DEAR
can a Permanent resident accumulate first 2 contineous years of physical presence out of 5 years of his first pr card.and he even passes residency test at port of entry.
now he is granted second new pr card can he spend first 3 years out of canada and then if he will accumulate last 2 contineos years in canada (of his 5 year span of second new pr card) will he be ok or will loose Permanent residence status
driq
[18-05-2009,11:11]
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ijaz qadeer |
(in reply to: five year residency)
Can you not see the capitals?
[18-05-2009,11:15]
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Roy |
(in reply to: five year residency)
To make things easy for you, as suggested above, do a post in the format:
In dd/mm/yyyy
Out dd/mm/yyyy
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ect
Maybe knowledgeable people around here can help you out.
I´m not a lawyer and my undertanding is 730 days out of ANY five years. You pick ANY continuous 5 years span, you have to have 730 days.
Hope this helps.
[18-05-2009,14:09]
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Landed |
(in reply to: five year residency)
maybe this will help.
The day you attempt to enter Canada the calendar starts back for the 5 year period - regardless of how old or new your PR card is. You need to have been IN the country 730 days in the past 5 years.
trips to the US is not IN the country. The clock does not restart with a new card. Will they let you get away with less than 730 days - that is anyone´s guess and I would wonder why anyone would want to take the risk.
This subject baffles me. Why would you immigrate to a country you don´t want to live in?
[18-05-2009,14:56]
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Sharon |
exit entry record (in reply to: five year residency)
Dear
can any body tell the exect situation particulary in recent few months that weather cic keeps record of permanent residents entry and exit from canada.
1.i mean if cic stamp passports at entry or exit
2.if cic enters the record of permanent residents when a permanent resident appear at port of entry in to their computer system or not.
thanks
mohsin
mohsin
[20-05-2009,13:05]
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ijaz qadeer |
(in reply to: five year residency)
assume yes. with scanners and chips the day of the trusty stamp is over. Easy solution - actually fulfill your residency obligations and you will have nothing to worry about.
[20-05-2009,13:09]
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Sharon |
