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Originally posted by Iknownothing



She will never lose her Canadian PR status if she is accompanying you outside Canada.

If a spouse who is a PR is accompanying a Canadian citizen spouse, he/she doesn't have to fulfill the residency obligation of staying in Canada for 735 days in a five year period.

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Originally posted by Iknownothing

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Originally posted by wall-E

yes but I want her to have her citizenship so we can fall back to Canada if things don't work out in USA. If I migrate now there is a slim chance she may lose her Canadian PR status and hence she wont have PR nor citizen.

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She will never lose her Canadian PR status if she is accompanying you outside Canada.

If a spouse who is a PR is accompanying a Canadian citizen spouse, he/she doesn't have to fulfill the residency obligation of staying in Canada for 735 days in a five year period.

But yes, in order for her to be eligible for citizenship, she needs to be physically present in Canada for 1095 days in previous four years.

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Originally posted by wall-E
Say if USA does not work out and we want to move elsewhere we are free to do so since we are citizens.

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Regards,

^^ you are right. I am not making sense. Well I feel if we are all citizens we can try to go anywhere in the world and if things don't work out we can fall back. I don't trust the PR clause and how long it will stay intact. Also Canadian citizens are accepted worldwide easily and generally its easier to get a work visa/dual citizen etc with a canadian passport than with an Indian passport.

Once I have Canadian passports for all, then we can think global

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Originally posted by wall-E



Also I am not sure if say I am on TN and working in USA and she is still on PR can she work in USA? (on TN or via my application).

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