If you successfully enter Canada before your PR Card expires, you will maintain your status and can attend university as a Canadian student.

If you try to travel to Canada after it expires, or your status is revoked before you are able to enter to Canada, you will have to apply for a study permit and pay international student fees if you are allowed to study in Canada.

If you have a valid PR Card, you can return to Canada any time before it expires.

Please note, if there it is likely you will not meet the residence requirement prior to your PR Card’s expiry date this is a small chance that you could be denied entry and have your status revoked.

You can travel and apply for a PRTD while you’re outside of the country, that’s one option.

Alternatively, you can get a copy of the death certificate and submit it with a request for urgent processing for your PR Card and hope that they issue it before you travel.

You can enter Canada by private vehicle without a PR Card. This means you cannot take the bus, but you have to drive across in a car. (You could also walk across.) You do not have to tell the border guard you got married but if they ask why you went on your trip, you should be honest.

No, you cannot, your super visa bestowed temporary status on you, but not you have permanent status and your visa is no longer valid. You need to get your PR Card renewed. Alternatively, you can apply for a PRTD while overseas.

Submit a PR Card renewal application with your marriage certificate or name change.

Yes. You need to provide your name change with the renewal application.

If you provide your name change with your PR Card renewal, your name will be changed on your PR Card.

You should have received it. Call IRCC at 1-888-242-2100 to find out what is happening.

You should login to your account or call IRCC at 1-888-242-2100 to check on the status and see if they are missing anything from you.