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My sister , brother in law and nephew got the landing papers in 1996 and entered in Canada through Niagara in the same year .they got their Sin cards and driving licenses and returned to USA . after that they didn?t go to Canada .Now they want to get the PR Card are they still allegeable for PR Card . my sister?s family living in USA.
[23-02-2006,13:26]
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khan |
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1996......is 10 years agao. To maintain PR status they should have been in Canada for 3 out of 5 years. Unfortunately they have become ineligiblef for PR now and may need to apply all over again. However there is an appeal process do checkout:
http://www.settlement.org/sys/faqs_detail.asp?faq_id=4000181
"You can appeal if you lose your status. A conclusion that a permanent resident has not fulfilled their residency obligation can only be made after a humanitarian and compassionate determination has been completed."
[23-02-2006,14:13]
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IM |
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what is "allegeable". I don´t understand, is it one of the acronyms?
[23-02-2006,15:39]
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Annonymous |
(in reply to: are they still allegeable)
An appeal process? There´s nothing to appeal. They left and didn´t come back, they´ll have to join the years-long line like everyone else.
And Anon, of course they mean ´eligible´, but you might want to note that Anonymous only has one ´n´ at the beginning. ;-)
[23-02-2006,17:17]
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may be it means annoy
[23-02-2006,17:42]
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Linda |
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Sorry Khan but they are all ineligible for PR now...no appeal nothing to do ...start over. There are rules in place and if you break them, that is too bad.
[23-02-2006,20:29]
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Anonymous |
