The Canadian Maple Leaf Card Center has developed various card guarantee methods for customers who have not lived in Canada for two years and are about to expire.

Here are 3 ways to do it for you:

1. Outstanding Legal Guarantee Card;

2. Legal protection for legal cases;

3. Legal guarantee card (work, taxation, finance, residence, life, etc.) supplementing residence evidence.

1. Introduction to the Outstanding Legal Guarantee Card

Now, the immigration policy issued by Canada has been specified in detail on the maple leaf card, one of which is the requirement for residence time. The requirements for residence time are mainly reflected in several aspects:

1. Each maple leaf card is valid for 5 years, and a new maple leaf card must be issued after five years;

2. The condition for reissueing the maple leaf card is "You must live for two years within five years (730 days in total);

3. If you reside for five years and are less than two years old, you will not qualify for a reissue maple leaf card (you will not be able to reissue maple leaf card unless you have exceptions set forth in the Immigration Act).

2. Introduction to Legal Cases and Law Protection

The attorney will carefully analyze, compare and classify each applicant's case with approved jurisprudence to determine whether the applicant's case meets the law approved by Immigration Canada. If it complies with a certain law, the attorney will advise permanent residents to submit their applications under these precedents.

3. Introduction to the legal guarantee card for supplementing residence evidence

The so-called "Supplementary Evidence Act" here is not impossible to pass evidence because the evidence you provide may be lacking; Canada is a federal state that implements a political system of "separated power" in the legislative, executive and judicial systems. The Immigration Bureau is an administrative department and has no judicial functions. Therefore, immigration officials have no right to make judgments on whether you comply with the provisions of Canadian immigration laws and fulfill their residence obligations. They can only raise questions and you need to add evidence. After the maple leaf card is confiscated, the maple leaf card will be sent to the Immigration Court of Appeal. Cardholders still have the opportunity to appeal after entering the court.

For immigrants who have not lived in Canada for two years and want to keep their maple leaf card, the above three methods are very practical!