Many permanent residents in Canada often have many questions with regards to their Permanent Resident Card. It is important to know and understand the processing of obtaining PR Cards. Watch our video below on common PR Card questions answered and other important information you should know with regards [...]

There are many permanent residents of Canada that have to leave the country for familial obligations, employment opportunities, or other significant reasons. When they leave, however, this can impede on their residency obligations to Canada as a permanent resident. Watch our video below on permanent residency renewals with Humanitarian and Compassionate consideration arguments.

As a permanent resident of Canada, there are many conditions and requirements that must be met in order to maintain permanent residency status in Canada. In addition, a permanent resident card does not renew automatically and thus does expire. It is essential for your PR status that you diligently renew and keep your PR card valid. If it expires, you must renew it; however, this can bring complications if you are outside of Canada. Watch our video below on what to do if your PR card expires while you're outside of Canada and how to apply for a permanent resident travel document.

If you are living outside of Canada and your Permanent Residence Card has expired and you don't meet the residency requirements. You may be eligible for renewal under Humanitarian and Compassionate Arguments (H&C). Watch our video to learn what type of documents you can present to be considered under H&C argument.

Do you have an expired PR Card inside or outside of Canada? Not sure if this will affect your residency status in Canada? If so, watch our video if you meet the eligibility criteria to renew your Permanent Resident card.

If you are outside of Canada and your Permanent Resident Card (PR card) has expired you may be eligible to file for an Humanitarian and Compassionate argument also known as H&C argument. There are three main arguments you can use to help you submit a successful H&C application. Watch our video and learn what they are.

Do you have an expired PR card and are outside of Canada? If so, you may qualify for a PR card renewal with Humanitarian and Compassionate Arguments. Watch our video to find out what is and how you can meet the requirements to renew your Permanent Resident Card with H&C argument.

If you are Permanent Residence of Canada your primary status document is a PR card. This status document expires every five years and needs to be renewed continuously until you obtain your Canadian citizenship. If you PR card has expired and you don't meet the residency requirement you need to file for a Humanitarian and Compassionate argument. Watch our video and find out how!!

If your Permanent Resident Card has expired and you do not meet the residency obligation, you may still be able to renew your card with Humanitarian and Compassionate considerations. Learn more by watching our video!

When it comes to maintaining your Permanent Residence status in Canada you need to meet the residency requirement by being physically present for 730 days in the last five years. If you Permanent Resident Card has expired while you were outside of Canada you can facilitate your return by obtaining a travel document. If you fail to meet the residency requirement you need to file for Humanitarian and Compassionate application. Watch our video and find out how!!

When filing a PR Card Renewal inside or outside of Canada you have to make sure you meet the basic requirements. Watch PR Card Renewal video to learn about its requirements. 

This video is about Permanent Resident Card Renewal. Typically permanent residence status can only be maintained if you are physically present in Canada for 730 days (two years) in the most recent five year period. This video discusses on some other options of renewing your PR Card should you not meet the residency requirements. For additional information on PR Card Renewal, please watch our video below.