Testimonials – S.K様 PR Card Renewal
Hello all! Time flies and we are always in April.
Today we would like to introduce a testimonial from one of our clients, who is a permanent resident in Canada.
”Satoko provided me detailed advice based on several possible scenarios of my situations. At that time, I was not sure what I was going to do, so it was very helpful.
Satoko’s professional advice was vital before I made my decision. Her thoughtful insight was facilitating me to consider what to do in the future. I appreciate her advice and consultation. S.K.”
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I got to know S.K. when I had supported his Work Permit and PR application in the past. We have known each other more than five years.
When we received an inquiry from him, he was thinking of going back to his country due to his family matter and COVID-19 situations. He has researched some information on his own before contacting me.
The reason why he retained our service was not only to make sure if his understanding was correct but also to seek any possibilities on how to maintain his PR status while he is outside of Canada.
As a Regulated Canadian Immigration Consultant, we provided him a consultation report including what he can/cannot do and all the possible scenarios etc.
Depending on our client’s needs, we provide a consultation report in addition to the full support for applications and review services.
Sometimes we have a long term relationship with our clients like S.K.
We always try to provide our services based on our client’s unique situations accordingly.
Permanent Resident Card (PR Card）
Once you become a Permanent Resident, you will receive the first Permanent Resident Card（PR card) by mail. The PR Card is the official proof of your status as a permanent resident in Canada. You need the card if you plan on returning to Canada by any commercial transporter, such as a plane, train, boat or bus.
PR Card Renewal
To be eligible for a PR Card, you must:
- be a permanent resident of Canada;
- be physically present in Canada;
- meet the residency requirement (see Appendix A – Residency obligation);
- not be under an effective removal order;
- not be a Canadian citizen; and
- not be convicted of an offense related to the misuse of a PR Card
Appendix A：
You must meet the residency obligation to get a PR Card.
If you have been a permanent resident for five (5) years or more, you must have been physically present in Canada for a minimum of 730 days within the past five (5) years.
If you have been a permanent resident for less than five (5) years, you must show that you will be able to meet the minimum of 730 days of physical presence in Canada within five (5) years of the date you became a permanent resident.
It is recommended to track your travel record as below.
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Immigration regulations are updated constantly. It is important to know the updated the requirements for PR programs. If you are interested in applying for a PR program, please submit a form from here.
Should you decide to prepare the PR application documents on your own, we suggest you utilize our review service in order to avoid any possible refusal or delay. You can send your inquiry from this form.
If you have any questions after you become a PR like S.K., you can contact us from this form.
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