PR Card Renewal
Living in Canada over the long term and taking the next step towards citizenship will require a Permanent Residency. With a PR Card, you will be able to stay in Canada without having to apply for regular VISAs and have the ability to apply for citizenship after 3-5 years. Permanent Residents will be able to live and work in the country and Canada as a nation will keep PR holders safe and in a stable environment. The card serves as a part of your national identity and it affords you the right to travel outside of Canada with ease as well. The eligibility requirements for PR Card renewal are as follows.
- The full application approval for Permanent Residency. (You must have a sponsor and complete the initial application for Permanent Residency with the Canadian Government.)
- Submission of the renewal application with the Canadian Government.
- Demonstrate that you have not abused your status as a Permanent Resident.
- Be present in Canada for 730 days out of the 5 years.
Situations you can apply for your PR card before the 5-year expiration
- If your card is lost or stolen.
- If your status expires within 9 months.
- If you need to update your name and address.
- If you have not received the card within 180 days since you entered Canada.
FAQs
You should renew your Permanent Resident Card if you were issued a card valid for 10 years that has either expired or will expire within the next 6 months.
The simple answer to this question is yes! Although you applied for Canadian Citizenship, you need to wait until you are approved. If you are still considered a permanent resident in Canada, then you need your PR Card.
Contact
- 3111 West Allegheny Avenue Pennsylvania 19132
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1-982-782-5297
1-982-125-6378 - [email protected]