Permanent Residency (PR) in Canada comes with certain obligations that must be met to maintain your status. Understanding these obligations is crucial for ensuring your continued residency and eventual eligibility for Canadian citizenship. This guide provides detailed information on PR obligations in Canada, including residency requirements, compliance, and tips for maintaining your PR status. We are here to help you through every step of this process, ensuring you have the support and guidance you need to maintain your PR status effectively.

    • Legal Consultation: We connect you with experienced immigration lawyers who can provide expert advice and representation.
    • Document Preparation: Our team helps you gather and organize all necessary documentation to ensure you meet residency requirements.
    • PR Card Renewal: We assist you in renewing your PR card, ensuring all requirements are met and avoiding any lapses in your status.
    • Ongoing Support: We provide continuous support and guidance, answering any questions you may have and helping you understand your rights and obligations.

     

    For more information and personalized assistance, book a consultation with our team today. We are here to help you navigate this process and ensure you maintain your PR status effectively.

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    Maintaining Your PR Status

    If you do not meet the residency requirement, you may lose your PR status. You can appeal the decision to the Immigration Appeal Division (IAD) if there are humanitarian and compassionate grounds.

    No, you must meet the residency requirement to be eligible for Canadian citizenship.

    Keep travel records, such as airline tickets, passports with entry and exit stamps, and any other documentation that can verify your physical presence in Canada.

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