From_CAN_2_US

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I am a Canadian PR and US Lawful Permanent Resident. I currently live in the US. My PR card is expiring in Aug 2023 but I am sure I have maintained my Residency Obligation. I have travelled many times to Canada by land in the past few months and and been allowed entry and CBSA confirmed I met my Residency Obligation. I want to travel by Air to Canada in Oct 2023 to attend my Canadian citizenship oath ceremony. I know that as an LPR, green card plus non-Canadian passport is accepted to board a commercial plane to Canada. Source - https://www.cic.gc.ca/english/helpcentre/answer.asp?qnum=1053 I also know that as a PR one must present one-self as a PR to CBSA when at immigration, and despite an expired PR card they will let you enter canada provided you meet Residency Obligations. Considering the above, does anyone see any issues with me flying to Canada given my expired Canadian PR card?

I am hoping someone on this thread may have some insight on my situation. I am a Canadian PR, US LPR living in the US. I have applied for Canadian citizenship, at DM stage and I am in queue for oath. I am expecting oath invite in the next few weeks. For a bunch of reasons which I won’t bore you with, I would like to request an in-person oath in October. The oath would then take place in Missisauga and logistically, it would make sense for me to fly there. So here is my problem. My PR card expires August 23. I was unable to renew my PR card because I do not have a residential address in Canada. I do know that green card holders can board a plane to Canada with their greencard and non-Canadian passport. I have however heard rumours that there might be issues with this if the airline asks you if you are PR. I wanted to verify if this is a real concern with an actual risk of happening. Does anyone here have any experience with this? @Maverick_TO @Kai G. Llewellyn @VIR CHAMP @jpfashizzle