Do we need to inform our nearest home country consulate about LPR status ?

[dhirendra_sh]

Hi ,

Do we need to inform our nearest home country consulate about LPR (Legal Permanent Resident) status (not on H1-B visa now but have GC) ?

Thanks

 

[TheRealCanadian]

Do we need to inform our nearest home country consulate about LPR (Legal Permanent Resident) status (not on H1-B visa now but have GC) ?

It depends on your home country, now then wouldn't it?

 

[Triple Citizen]

I registered myself with both the Canadian and Pakistani consulates in Chicago when I moved here in 2003. There was no requirement by either consulate, but I did it on my own. I updated both consulates when I naturalised in 2006.

Hi ,

Do we need to inform our nearest home country consulate about LPR (Legal Permanent Resident) status (not on H1-B visa now but have GC) ?

Thanks

 

[dhirendra_sh]

Hi,

I will check with my country's consulate if they have some requirement.


For Triple Citizen,
Just curious since you are citizen of three countries, can a person be a PR of Canada and USA at the same time ?

Thanks

 

[howdy_howdy]

You don't need to inform your nearest home country or your farthest
home country.

The GC is a document pertains only to the US; some countries may recognize
for travel purposes but the country you hold passport need not be notified.

Hi ,

Do we need to inform our nearest home country consulate about LPR (Legal Permanent Resident) status (not on H1-B visa now but have GC) ?

Thanks

 

[Triple Citizen]

In my personal opinion, no it is not possible since the term permanent can apply to one country only at a given time.

For Triple Citizen,
Just curious since you are citizen of three countries, can a person be a PR of Canada and USA at the same time ?

 

[Jackolantern]

For Triple Citizen,
Just curious since you are citizen of three countries, can a person be a PR of Canada and USA at the same time ?

I figure Triple Citizen became "Triple" by obtaining one citizenship then moving to the next country, not by being an LPR of multiple countries simultaneously.

 

[Triple Citizen]

Yup. I was born in Pakistan and moved to Canada in 1997. Naturalised there in 2000. Moved to the US in 2003 and naturalised here in 2006.

I figure Triple Citizen became "Triple" by obtaining one citizenship then moving to the next country, not by being an LPR of multiple countries simultaneously.