Yous

Thanks for Mr Miller,S B, Goodnews ,all other friends

but some comment on your valuable advices:

1- If I applying 2/5 rule why serious grilling , explaining about long
absence ?
if I am still legal?

2- If I get travel ducment and enter through Canadian entry point, am
I shall asked about my legal absence ?

3- regarding working for Canadian bussiness , Is the starting can be
by make an contracting ( real and actual)with a Canadian bussiness
working in my home country ? or must starting where I am phisically in
Canada ? , What about working as sales man in my home country for a
canadian bussiness existing in Canada where the agrement for work done
through the internet or post mail, what are ducments rquired to be
showed to CIC officers to prove that I working for Canadian bussiness
, and finally Is there is a goverment web site or office that usful in
this issues ?

4- I want to stress here that we as landed immigrant willing to the
day we and our families live comletly in our lovely new home " Canada"
, but thers a stage that we must take some thing gradually and in same
time legally , I pray to God to be in Canada sooner .

I need you advice thanks for all

Andrew Miller

1 - it is to find out if you are still meeting or are able to meet 2/5 rule

2 - your PR status and fact that you are meeting 2/5 rule will be verified
during application process for Travel Document, thus re-entering Canada with
such should be smooth

3 - you must be employed on full time basis by Canadian company in Canada
and then sent to work full time abroad assigned on a full-time basis as a
term of the employment or contract to

(a) a position outside Canada;

(b) an affiliated enterprise outside Canada; or

(c) a client of the Canadian business or the public service outside Canada.

S B

Andrew Miller wrote:

    > 2 - your PR status and fact that you are meeting 2/5 rule will be verified
    > during application process for Travel Document, thus re-entering Canada with
    > such should be smooth

If as I understood he's crossing by land from the US, then he doesn't
need the travel document (or am I confused?). He certainly would need
one to come by air.

Andrew Miller

Stuart - he is trying to prevent "grilling" at the border about his years
long absence by getting TD in advance of coming back. Quite good idea.

Yous

"Andrew Miller" <> wrote in message news:<gMUNb.22585$De.329@edtnps84>...
    > Stuart - he is trying to prevent "grilling" at the border about his years
    > long absence by getting TD in advance of coming back. Quite good idea.
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    > "S B" <> wrote in
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    > > Andrew Miller wrote:
    > >
    > > > 2 - your PR status and fact that you are meeting 2/5 rule will be
    > verified
    > > > during application process for Travel Document, thus re-entering Canada
    > with
    > > > such should be smooth
    > >
    > > If as I understood he's crossing by land from the US, then he doesn't
    > > need the travel document (or am I confused?). He certainly would need
    > > one to co

My great Friends :

Sorry for late response , I am thanks for your valuable advices