Satsuma
New Member
Hi,
I have found a few posts here that indicate that a PR could lose their status ON THE SPOT (or could be denied entry into Canada) if, during inspection, the CBSA officer suspects (or even confirms) that the PR has failed to meet their Residency Obligation (R.O.) to maintain status. Did something change recently to allow that? AFAIK, unless a PR is inadmissible for reasons OTHER THAN failing to comply with their R.O., they cannot be denied entry, or lose their status `on the spot'.
Thanks!
I have found a few posts here that indicate that a PR could lose their status ON THE SPOT (or could be denied entry into Canada) if, during inspection, the CBSA officer suspects (or even confirms) that the PR has failed to meet their Residency Obligation (R.O.) to maintain status. Did something change recently to allow that? AFAIK, unless a PR is inadmissible for reasons OTHER THAN failing to comply with their R.O., they cannot be denied entry, or lose their status `on the spot'.
Thanks!