PR Card Renewal & PRTD Service 

Permanent residents must maintain valid documentation to travel and prove their status in Canada. If your PR card has expired or you are outside Canada without a valid card, Specter Immigration Pathways provides structured support to restore your travel documents and protect your status.

We review your residency history, assess compliance, and prepare complete applications.

PR Card RenewalYour Permanent Resident card is required for re-entry into Canada by commercial transport. If your card is expired or expiring soon, you must apply for renewal.

Your Permanent Resident card is required for re-entry into Canada by commercial transport. If your card is expired or expiring soon, you must apply for renewal.

We help you:

  • Review residency obligation requirements

  • Calculate physical presence in Canada

  • Prepare supporting travel history documents

  • Complete and submit the renewal application

  • Respond to additional document requests

We ensure your application is accurate and meets residency standards.

Permanent Resident Travel Document (PRTD)If you are outside Canada and your PR card has expired, you may require a Permanent Resident Travel Document to return.

If you are outside Canada and your PR card has expired, you may require a Permanent Resident Travel Document to return.

We assist you with:

  • Residency obligation review

  • Humanitarian and compassionate considerations if required

  • Document preparation and submission

  • Application follow-up

Our goal is to help you return to Canada without unnecessary delays.

Residency Obligation ReviewPermanent residents must meet physical presence requirements within a five-year period.

Permanent residents must meet physical presence requirements within a five-year period. If you are unsure about your compliance, we provide a detailed assessment before submission.

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Our Process

  1. Residency assessment

  2. Document preparation

  3. Application submission

  4. Ongoing support until decision

You receive clear guidance to protect your permanent resident status.