[请求] 计算在加居住的时间
- 主题发起人 Tom Wang
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keith Tian
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枫叶卡是有期限的，5年的有效期过了，如果不重新申请，你就失去了永久居民身份了。别说过海关，就是居住应该都是问题了吧？？？
Failure to Comply with Residency Obligations
You may lose your permanent resident status if you fail to comply with your residency obligations.
It is up to you to provide all required information and to provide evidence of your compliance with these obligations.
Examinations and Appeals
If you have not been able to comply with your residency obligations, officers can take humanitarian and compassionate concerns into account when making residency determinations. Officers will consider the best interests of a child directly affected by the decision.
If you have been a permanent resident for more than five years, the assessment of your residency obligations will be limited to the five years immediately before your examination.
You may appeal determinations of non-compliance with your residency obligations to the Immigration Appeal Division (IAD) of the Immigration and Refugee Board.
In Canada
When a permanent resident fails to meet their residency obligations, officers may issue a departure order that requires that person to leave Canada. The decision to issue a departure order may be appealed to the IAD within 30 days of receiving the notification.
Permanent residency status will be lost if the decision is not appealed.
Abroad
When a permanent resident does not meet their residency obligations while abroad, officers may inform that person in writing that they have failed to meet their residency obligations. Information on appeal procedures will be provided at the same time.
Permanent residency status will be lost if an appeal of the determination is not received by the IAD within 60 days of receiving the written non-compliance notification.
You may lose your permanent resident status if you fail to comply with your residency obligations.
It is up to you to provide all required information and to provide evidence of your compliance with these obligations.
Examinations and Appeals
If you have not been able to comply with your residency obligations, officers can take humanitarian and compassionate concerns into account when making residency determinations. Officers will consider the best interests of a child directly affected by the decision.
If you have been a permanent resident for more than five years, the assessment of your residency obligations will be limited to the five years immediately before your examination.
You may appeal determinations of non-compliance with your residency obligations to the Immigration Appeal Division (IAD) of the Immigration and Refugee Board.
In Canada
When a permanent resident fails to meet their residency obligations, officers may issue a departure order that requires that person to leave Canada. The decision to issue a departure order may be appealed to the IAD within 30 days of receiving the notification.
Permanent residency status will be lost if the decision is not appealed.
Abroad
When a permanent resident does not meet their residency obligations while abroad, officers may inform that person in writing that they have failed to meet their residency obligations. Information on appeal procedures will be provided at the same time.
Permanent residency status will be lost if an appeal of the determination is not received by the IAD within 60 days of receiving the written non-compliance notification.
