Overview
A clear, personalized path from assessment to decision.
A Permanent Resident Travel Document lets a permanent resident outside Canada without a valid PR card return to the country. Applications are frequently accompanied by an examination of whether the residency obligation of 730 days in five years has been met, and humanitarian and compassionate considerations may be relevant when it has not.
Who this is generally for
- Valid permanent resident status that has not been formally revoked
- Compliance with the residency obligation, or grounds to retain status despite a shortfall
- Evidence of days present in Canada or of qualifying time abroad
How we handle your file
- 1Residency obligation calculation and risk assessment before filing
- 2Preparation of submissions, including humanitarian and compassionate grounds where relevant
- 3Filing with the responsible visa office and follow-up
- 4Advice on appeal rights if a removal order or negative decision is issued
This page provides general information only and is not legal advice. IRCC requirements, fees, and processing times change; eligibility is assessed individually during a consultation.
- Regulated by CICC (Member R524495)
- Bilingual English & Persian service
- Transparent, fixed-fee retainers
- Online and in-person meetings