Lost my landed status
Jun 14th 2003, 6:43 pm
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Lost my landed status
I lost my landed status at Toronto airport, when I was coming back after a
very long stay outside the Canada. I was issued a departure order and I left
Canada. I was coming back alone, my family is also outside the Canada for a
long time.
Me and my family landed together, I was the principal applicant. We all have
same IMM number.
Is my family's landing status is also cancelled or not? How can I find out
if their status is cancelled or not.
Can I apply for landing again? What will be my chances?
very long stay outside the Canada. I was issued a departure order and I left
Canada. I was coming back alone, my family is also outside the Canada for a
long time.
Me and my family landed together, I was the principal applicant. We all have
same IMM number.
Is my family's landing status is also cancelled or not? How can I find out
if their status is cancelled or not.
Can I apply for landing again? What will be my chances?
Jun 14th 2003, 6:52 pm
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Re: Lost my landed status
Khalid wrote:
>
> I lost my landed status at Toronto airport, when I was coming back after a
> very long stay outside the Canada. I was issued a departure order and I left
> Canada. I was coming back alone, my family is also outside the Canada for a
> long time.
>
> Me and my family landed together, I was the principal applicant. We all have
> same IMM number.
>
> Is my family's landing status is also cancelled or not? How can I find out
> if their status is cancelled or not.
>
> Can I apply for landing again? What will be my chances?
It's not a case of "if their landed status is cancelled or not" ... it
is the following ...
If they have been out of Canada such that they haven't been in Canada
for 2 years in the last 5, or if landing was less than 5 years ago, that
they won't be able to make 2 years residence in the 5 year period since
landing then they will also have lost their PR.
You can apply for PR again under the new rules ... just because you made
it under the old law does not necessarily mean you will make it under
the new, so check out http://www.cic.gc.ca or check out your chances
with an immigration professional, such as one of the consultants or
lawyers who post here.
Since you didn't make it back under the new laws, you'd probably not
have got back under the old laws either. Your not taking residence in
Canada is an expensive mistake, because you're right back at square 1
with all the costs all over again, and the several year wait. Since you
landed you can't even get the ROLF back.
>
> I lost my landed status at Toronto airport, when I was coming back after a
> very long stay outside the Canada. I was issued a departure order and I left
> Canada. I was coming back alone, my family is also outside the Canada for a
> long time.
>
> Me and my family landed together, I was the principal applicant. We all have
> same IMM number.
>
> Is my family's landing status is also cancelled or not? How can I find out
> if their status is cancelled or not.
>
> Can I apply for landing again? What will be my chances?
It's not a case of "if their landed status is cancelled or not" ... it
is the following ...
If they have been out of Canada such that they haven't been in Canada
for 2 years in the last 5, or if landing was less than 5 years ago, that
they won't be able to make 2 years residence in the 5 year period since
landing then they will also have lost their PR.
You can apply for PR again under the new rules ... just because you made
it under the old law does not necessarily mean you will make it under
the new, so check out http://www.cic.gc.ca or check out your chances
with an immigration professional, such as one of the consultants or
lawyers who post here.
Since you didn't make it back under the new laws, you'd probably not
have got back under the old laws either. Your not taking residence in
Canada is an expensive mistake, because you're right back at square 1
with all the costs all over again, and the several year wait. Since you
landed you can't even get the ROLF back.
