PR question?
Feb 9th 2005, 5:54 am
#1
BE Enthusiast
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Joined: Mar 2003
Location: East Sussex
Posts: 820
PR question?
Hi everyone!
you may see from my previous threads that things have become really tough for me now. I am planning to go back to the uk.
But before i rush out the door, i wondered if anyone could shed some light on a question for me.
I am here under the care givers programme. when i have complete 24 months i can apply for my PR. This would be august of this year. I was planning to go before this date but if need be i would last a bit longer!
Can i apply and then return to the UK?
this was only a thought as this would give me the option to return if i decide to in the future. i just feel it is such a shame to have struggled this far and now throw it all away. I just wondered if there was anyway i could save this hard work. And very poor paid work at that!
i would be grateful for any advice.
you may see from my previous threads that things have become really tough for me now. I am planning to go back to the uk.
But before i rush out the door, i wondered if anyone could shed some light on a question for me.
I am here under the care givers programme. when i have complete 24 months i can apply for my PR. This would be august of this year. I was planning to go before this date but if need be i would last a bit longer!
Can i apply and then return to the UK?
this was only a thought as this would give me the option to return if i decide to in the future. i just feel it is such a shame to have struggled this far and now throw it all away. I just wondered if there was anyway i could save this hard work. And very poor paid work at that!
i would be grateful for any advice.
Feb 9th 2005, 6:30 am
#2
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Joined: Jan 2004
Location: Cascadian Autonomous Elysian Region
Posts: 5,069
Re: PR question?
BB - not an answer to your question but I also saw your previous post about deciding to leave Canada.
Just wanted to wish you well. I followed your plight after I joined this forum as a raw newbie, having no idea of the trials and tribulations that this immigration lark posed. I hope that potential immigrants try to bring something to Canada rather than trying to move for pure gain.
Best of luck in your future footsteps and your move back to the UK, I really do wish you all the best in the next stage of your life.
Rich.
Just wanted to wish you well. I followed your plight after I joined this forum as a raw newbie, having no idea of the trials and tribulations that this immigration lark posed. I hope that potential immigrants try to bring something to Canada rather than trying to move for pure gain.
Best of luck in your future footsteps and your move back to the UK, I really do wish you all the best in the next stage of your life.
Rich.
