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Jun 10th 2009 | 3:09 am

#16

Greenhill

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Re: Renewing PR

Some interesting / relevant info in this wiki:- http://britishexpats.com/wiki/Pros_a...an_Citizenship

Jun 10th 2009 | 3:10 am

#17

Atlantic Xpat

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Re: Renewing PR

Quote:

Originally Posted by Buchan6

Cheers, Iaink on Point 1.)

I'm still not unsure on my 2nd point. In terms of getting your "new, i.e 2nd PR Card. Do you have to pay, typically as per the prices quoted on the link, which for a family of 4 is circa $1200.

Anyone done this ?

If I follow the links on the CIC website the fee for a PR card (as opposed to a PR application) is $50. https://services3.cic.gc.ca/efee/efee.do

Jun 10th 2009 | 3:15 am

#18

iaink

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Re: Renewing PR

Quote:

Originally Posted by Buchan6

Looks like only $50 per PR card renewal to me...
http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/informa...fees.asp#other

Jun 10th 2009 | 3:40 am

#19

Steve_P

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Re: Renewing PR

Quote:

Originally Posted by Butch Cassidy

LOL, I have my citizenship app sitting here, waiting to be sent off. Just need to get my ass into gear and have my mugshot done (the app has been sitting here for 2 months now

)

NOW HEAR THIS BUTCH CASSIDY, GET OFF YOUR ASS AND GET THAT APPLICATION DONE AND IN THE MAIL.

Jun 10th 2009 | 3:45 am

#20

iaink

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Re: Renewing PR

Quote:

Originally Posted by Steve_P

NOW HEAR THIS BUTCH CASSIDY, GET OFF YOUR ASS AND GET THAT APPLICATION DONE AND IN THE MAIL.

Dont you have to be of "good character" to apply or something? Seems a terrible oversight if not....

Jun 10th 2009 | 3:48 am

#21

Steve_P

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Re: Renewing PR

Quote:

Originally Posted by iaink

Dont you have to be of "good character" to apply or something? Seems a terrible oversight if not....

Surprisingly enough in real life he is of good character I can vouch for that.

Sorry Butch if I've just destroyed an image you try so hard to maintain.

Jun 10th 2009 | 4:11 am

#22

iaink

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Re: Renewing PR

Quote:

Originally Posted by Steve_P

Surprisingly enough in real life he is of good character I can vouch for that.

Sorry Butch if I've just destroyed an image you try so hard to maintain.

LOL, Just kidding with him Steve

Vouching for him is one thing..I'd stop short of posting bail though...

Jun 10th 2009 | 4:21 am

#23

Steve_P

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Re: Renewing PR

Quote:

Originally Posted by iaink

LOL, Just kidding with him Steve

Vouching for him is one thing..I'd stop short of posting bail though...

I know you were kidding, I might even post the bail "if" I had the money.

Jun 10th 2009 | 5:58 am

#24

Buchan6

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Re: Renewing PR

Thanks all, questions 2 & 3 re PR Card sorted.

So in my case and Citizenship given my circumstances it would be

2006 - Canada
2007 - UK
2008 - UK
2009 - UK
2010 - Canada - On PR Card 1
2011 - Canada - On PR Card 1
2012 - Canada - On PR Card 2
2013 - Apply for Citizenship, 2006 does not count as it is outside of the last four year window.

Agree / Disagree ??