Question: Maple leaf card is convenient for permanent residents to enter and exit and add. If there is no plan to leave the Canadian country in the future, can you not apply it? Or do every permanent resident must renew the card? If you do not apply for an application, will it affect the identity of permanent residents? Or do I have to apply within the specified time? Is there a final deadline for renewal?

Does the guarantor and file copy of Maple Leaf Card must be the same person?

My immigration passport is the Hong Kong CI, but the Hong Kong special administrative area passport has been changed when it expires in 1997. If you apply for Maple Leaf Card now, do you only need to attach notarization of a Hong Kong special administrative regional passport?

If the effect of immigration paper copy is not satisfactory, can you add a copy of the driving license at the same time?

Answer: If you have no plan to leave Canada at all, there is no absolute rule that residents must apply for the card. Some people would rather get citizenship without updating the maple leaf card. However, what you must know is that if you have to leave due to emergency situations, you may need to apply for a special return document to allow you to enter Canada. As for the transfer of maple leaf cards, there is actually no application for the deadline. The application timetable for the public application of the Immigration Department is only a guide, and the applicant does not need to deal with it within a certain period of time.

The guarantor is different from notarized documents.

According to the instructions, you can provide passports currently holding or used as permanent residents.

You should try to copy files with the highest quality copy machine. If the effect is not ideal, you can provide a driving license for replacement.

Lawyer Yi Lin