Understanding Why Your PR Card is Valid for Only 1 Year: Key Insights

Discover why your PR card may be limited to 1 year and learn how to rectify issues for longer validity.

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PR cards that are valid for only 1 year typically indicate there was an issue during the application assessment process, such as incomplete documentation or specific conditions that need to be met. To understand the exact reason and rectify it, check the accompanying letter or contact immigration authorities for more information. Ensure to address the issue promptly to secure a longer validity in the future.

FAQs & Answers

  1. What does it mean if my PR card is only valid for 1 year? It typically indicates issues during the application assessment process that need to be addressed.
  2. How can I extend my PR card validity? You can extend it by resolving the issues specified in your application letter or by contacting immigration authorities.
  3. What should I do if I receive a 1-year PR card? Review the accompanying letter for reasons and take prompt action to rectify the situation for longer validity.
  4. Can I reapply for a PR card if it is only valid for 1 year? Yes, once you have addressed the issues that led to the short validity, you can reapply.

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