Got my PR Cards but not for my spouse, is anyone in same boat??
Nov 7th 2005, 11:58 pm
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Re: Got my PR Cards but not for my spouse, is anyone in same boat??
Originally Posted by welcomehome
So logically speaking as long as she comes down to canada within this 5 yrs period, since she has already landed, she would just need to apply for her PR Card (as she is required to do now) and will not have to go through the entire apllication process. Is that final right assumption??
No. She has to do more than 'come down to Canada within the 5 year period'. She must clock up at least 2 years in Canada (730 days) *within* this 5 year period.
And then 730 days in every continuous 5 year period thereafter. Otherwise PR will be gone.
Andrew Miller has already made this clear.
Jeremy
Nov 8th 2005, 2:28 am
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Re: Got my PR Cards but not for my spouse, is anyone in same boat??
Andrew,
Can you kindly confirm the above querry.
Can you kindly confirm the above querry.
Originally Posted by welcomehome
So logically speaking as long as she comes down to canada within this 5 yrs period, since she has already landed, she would just need to apply for her PR Card (as she is required to do now) and will not have to go through the entire apllication process. Is that final right assumption??
Nov 8th 2005, 2:56 am
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Re: Got my PR Cards but not for my spouse, is anyone in same boat??
What to confirm? Jeremy just stated that I made it already clear in my earlier replies in this thread. Pls read all my replies again.
Originally Posted by welcomehome
Andrew,
Can you kindly confirm the above querry.
Can you kindly confirm the above querry.
Nov 8th 2005, 4:55 pm
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Re: Got my PR Cards but not for my spouse, is anyone in same boat??
dear Mr. Miller,
i know it is not my concern but i just want to thank you for your generous replies and for giving the time to explain everything in details for FREE,
i am really glade to be part in this Web site.
wish you all the sucess and progress.
i know it is not my concern but i just want to thank you for your generous replies and for giving the time to explain everything in details for FREE,
i am really glade to be part in this Web site.
wish you all the sucess and progress.
Nov 14th 2005, 4:55 am
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Re: Got my PR Cards but not for my spouse, is anyone in same boat??
Yes I agreed that the replies from this forrum are very useful. I thank you for that.
Andrew, if I cross the border by road can I take my personal car and bring it back in US. I have not declared this car as a part of my belongings when I first crossed the border. I hope they wont ask me to pay customs on this car since I am going to bring it back?
Andrew, if I cross the border by road can I take my personal car and bring it back in US. I have not declared this car as a part of my belongings when I first crossed the border. I hope they wont ask me to pay customs on this car since I am going to bring it back?
