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i have 2 questions related to the new new immigraton low 1. i already renewed my PR 1 year back for the second time and i will renew it after 4 years for the 3rd time , is it going to be renewd automatically or it will require 2 years stay in the country again ? and other proof documents 2. if my family are candian cetiziens , am i going to have PR renewd with no conditions or also i have to stay 2 years in the country ?

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Customer reply replied 7 years ago

i understood your ansower for my 1st part of the question , but for the second part , when i will apply for the 3rd time my wife and my kids will be a candian citizen only for less than a year and they will be in canada and with out me , being a spouse of a candian citizen does it give me the right to renew my PR if even i dont meet the normal requiements

Customer reply replied 7 years ago

and if i applied for the 3rd PR while my spouse and kids are in canada and the immigration didnt accept the renewal ! are they going to ask me to leave the country or can i stay and complete the 3 years and apply for the citizenship ( i.e can i stay in the country with expired PR ) , applogy i hope didnt bother you alot with my questions

Customer reply replied 7 years ago

just to ensure that i got you right ,

1. my wife is candian -

2. my PR get exired while i am outside canada ,

3. she can apply for a sponsership

4. immigration should reply by issuing a new one then i can land agian in canada - stay - work and afterword i can apply for citizenship if i fullfilled the reuired period ( 3 contnous years) ?

please confirm this part 1st if i understood you right !

Customer reply replied 7 years ago

so in counclusion ,

if i am in canada and i get sponsered - it takes around 14 month for the PR to be issued and during that time i cant work !! - confirm

and if i am sponsered while i am outside canada it takes around 2 years ( depend on the country ) and then i can land and start over --- pls confirm

and last question - is it possible for them to refuse my sponsership application and prevent me to join my spuse and my 2 kids !

please ansower this and no more questions

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Lawyer: Debra, Lawyer replied 7 years ago

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Lawyer: Debra, Lawyer replied 7 years ago · Answer 1

Thank you for your question.

Before I begin I want to explain a bit about how the site works.

It may be that I will find that I need to gather further information from you. As well, it's quite possible that you may feel the need to ask me additional questions for further clarification.Please do not worry that you will be charged additionally if I ask you questions or if you need to ask me questions. That is not at all how the site works.

As well, please understand that as a careful lawyer I will always give you an honest answer even if the answer is sometimes not what you were hoping for.

Finally, as we go through the process please do not feel rushed if I ask you a question. You are always free to take your time to gather more information before you post back. As well, please understand that even after you rate me the post will not lock and you could always come back for further clarification if you think of something a bit later on down the road.

You are required to meet the residency requirement in each 5 year period unless you become a citizen.

If your Canadian citizen spouse is with you when you are outside of Canada this counts as being physically present in Canada during that time.

Let me know if you need further clarification.

Lawyer: Debra, Lawyer replied 7 years ago · Answer 2

No it doesn't.

The only way that helps you is if you are with a Canadian citizen spouse or child out of the country.

Then that time away counts as if you were in the country.

Otherwise this does not help you.

Lawyer: Debra, Lawyer replied 7 years ago · Answer 3

You could not apply for citizenship if you lost your PR status.

Your wife could sponsor you as her spouse for PR status and you could get it again.

But you could not work during that time as you would be here without status.

Lawyer: Debra, Lawyer replied 7 years ago · Answer 4

If you lose your PR status you have to start over.

Your wife can sponsor you under the spousal sponsorship.

Once that is approved you are again a PR and you then have to meet the requirements etc and when you've met them you can apply for Canadian citizenship.

One thing, if you were out of Canada but employed by a Canadian employer that would count as days in Canada too. If that is the case you will be fine.

Lawyer: Debra, Lawyer replied 7 years ago · Answer 5

If you lose your PR status you cannot work unless you were able to get a work permit.

If you lose your PR status you can be sponsored from within Canada (if you are able to get in but then must remain) or you can be sponsored from outside Canada.

It is possible for them to refuse you but they need grounds for refusing you and presumably there are not any grounds.

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