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Guys this document updated on 06/11 no chages... http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/irpa/fs-residents.html
Guys this document updated on 06/11 no chages... http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/irpa/fs-residents.html
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Hurrah Good News .... For those who already got PR :)
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What I meant in my post "Question about 183 days in a yr being physically in Canada " was
If you visit the link given in my post "Question about 183 days in a yr being physically in Canada ", there\'s a note that says that "Terms and conditions imposed under the old Act are considered imposed under the new Act" . So the old law imposed that a person loses his PR when he is out of Cananda for 183 days in a yr , and even though the law will be changing but as we became PR under the old law will that apply on us or the new law where the residency obligations have changed ?
If you visit the link given in my post "Question about 183 days in a yr being physically in Canada ", there\'s a note that says that "Terms and conditions imposed under the old Act are considered imposed under the new Act" . So the old law imposed that a person loses his PR when he is out of Cananda for 183 days in a yr , and even though the law will be changing but as we became PR under the old law will that apply on us or the new law where the residency obligations have changed ?
LAYOFFBABA
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Terms and Condition have different meaning.
Terma and conditions are usually imposed on visa. These are different than residency requirements. To give you an example, some people are issued visas with several restrictions. For ex, a refuge status issued with certain restriction as not to leave the country, or a visit visa issued with restriction( in somecases ) as not to do certain things like visiting a place or something. These are restrictions.
So new residency requirement will apply from Jun28,2002.
Terma and conditions are usually imposed on visa. These are different than residency requirements. To give you an example, some people are issued visas with several restrictions. For ex, a refuge status issued with certain restriction as not to leave the country, or a visit visa issued with restriction( in somecases ) as not to do certain things like visiting a place or something. These are restrictions.
So new residency requirement will apply from Jun28,2002.
Please go through this and post your comments!
http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/pdffiles/pub/irpa-regs-e.pdf
http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/pdffiles/pub/irpa-regs-e.pdf
183 days or 3/5 years
People are getting confused about this new law.I was looking at some other discussion groups and they are mentioning that you need to establish residency in Canada inorder to comply with 3/5 years.So if a guy has landed on May 2002 and has left the day after landing to US will he be eligible for PR card (3/5 years).Can he apply for PR card from US without having any Bank account,Health Card etc in Canada.Appreciate your comments.
People are getting confused about this new law.I was looking at some other discussion groups and they are mentioning that you need to establish residency in Canada inorder to comply with 3/5 years.So if a guy has landed on May 2002 and has left the day after landing to US will he be eligible for PR card (3/5 years).Can he apply for PR card from US without having any Bank account,Health Card etc in Canada.Appreciate your comments.
What I meant was!
there is no mention of 3/5 rule in the news release mentioned in the previous post! The link for that one is
http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/press/02/0218-pre.html
thanks!
there is no mention of 3/5 rule in the news release mentioned in the previous post! The link for that one is
http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/press/02/0218-pre.html
thanks!
waiting_guy
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where can I get the fingerprints instructions and also apllication instructions how to aplly clearly
sincerely hope that all PR card cases are strictly audited
It is simply appalling to see dozens of so called "immigrants" to Canada perform routine immigration fraud everyday scheming to get the PR card while living in the US.
I am sure that CIC would be very interested in this bulletin board to see the nature of the fraud being perpetrated every day.
Shameless, conscienceless, deceitful and disgraceful.
It is simply appalling to see dozens of so called "immigrants" to Canada perform routine immigration fraud everyday scheming to get the PR card while living in the US.
I am sure that CIC would be very interested in this bulletin board to see the nature of the fraud being perpetrated every day.
Shameless, conscienceless, deceitful and disgraceful.
not venting about 180 day rule
I am certainly not complaining about the change in the 180 day rule. In today\'s world the change is very important to ensure that immigrants with valuable skills continue to choose Canada to be their home over the long term.
On the other hand those individuals who continue to stay in the US, those who have not made Canada their home will still apply and get the pr card and later citizenship as well, all without fulfilling the basic obligation (earlier 180 days and now 3 yrs out of 5 residency in Canada). It is happening all the time and everyone knows it. Obviously the audits are nowhere near as strong as they should be to prevent such fraud.
To add to immigration fraud there is insurance fraud as well. There was one individual on this board recently who after being a landed immigrant obviously left to go back and work in the US. This person was laid off in the US and had the unmitigated gall to inquire about what medical facilities he/she would get in the US as a Canadian landed immigrant. This kind of deadbeat immigrant is raping the system and taking all honest taxpayers for a ride.
I am certainly not complaining about the change in the 180 day rule. In today\'s world the change is very important to ensure that immigrants with valuable skills continue to choose Canada to be their home over the long term.
On the other hand those individuals who continue to stay in the US, those who have not made Canada their home will still apply and get the pr card and later citizenship as well, all without fulfilling the basic obligation (earlier 180 days and now 3 yrs out of 5 residency in Canada). It is happening all the time and everyone knows it. Obviously the audits are nowhere near as strong as they should be to prevent such fraud.
To add to immigration fraud there is insurance fraud as well. There was one individual on this board recently who after being a landed immigrant obviously left to go back and work in the US. This person was laid off in the US and had the unmitigated gall to inquire about what medical facilities he/she would get in the US as a Canadian landed immigrant. This kind of deadbeat immigrant is raping the system and taking all honest taxpayers for a ride.
Re:not venting about 180 day rule
Iam not sure if its as easy as people think or its as easy as it was some time back to get by the Canadian PR residency obligations while working in the US .
I think most of the people on this board are intrested in keeping their PR "alive" so that if need be they can settle down in Canada , I don\'t see anything wrong in it .
Iam not sure if its as easy as people think or its as easy as it was some time back to get by the Canadian PR residency obligations while working in the US .
I think most of the people on this board are intrested in keeping their PR "alive" so that if need be they can settle down in Canada , I don\'t see anything wrong in it .