183tax residency days
Watch the calendar-year threshold without rebuilding the same spreadsheet every January.
Welcome to PresencePath
Canada days, clearly counted.
A calm, trustworthy record for citizenship, permanent residence, and tax residency. Trips, status, and evidence settle into one view before the question becomes urgent.
CBSA verified
44days abroad
this year
this year
The record that keeps up
Travel changes your count.
PresencePath changes with it.
No spreadsheet archaeology. No calendar math at midnight. Add a trip and watch every relevant window settle into place.
June30days in view
Features
A calendar that
reads like a record.
See what happened on every day: where you were, which status applied, how much credit it earned, and where the evidence came from.
- 01One source of truthTrips, status, and presence credit stay connected.
- 02Evidence built inSeparate manual entries from CBSA-verified crossings.
- 03Quietly exactEndpoint rules and rolling windows recalculate automatically.
How it works
Build the record once.
Let every view stay in step.
PresencePath turns the travel details you already know into one source-aware timeline, then keeps each residency view aligned as that history changes.
- 01Record each trip
Add the dates and purpose of your travel, then keep manual and matched records clearly labelled.
- 02Review every day
Open the calendar to see where you were, which status applied, and how the day was treated.
- 03Follow the changing count
When a trip or status changes, the connected citizenship, PR, and tax-residency views update with it.
One timelineEvery view stays connected
One archive. Three rules.
Count toward the life
you’re building.
1,095citizenship days
Track full PR days and half-credit pre-PR time across the five-year window.
730PR obligation days
Know how much room remains before travel puts your residency obligation at risk.
183tax residency days
Watch the calendar-year threshold without rebuilding the same spreadsheet every January.
Your record, in one place
A paper trail without
the paper chase.
Trips, CBSA matches, status periods, and export-ready summaries stay connected as one living record, so you can answer the hard questions without rebuilding your history from scratch.
Source labelsReview gapsExport when ready
FAQs
Questions, answered
before the count matters.
Can’t find what you’re looking for? Tell us when you join the waitlist.
What can I track with PresencePath?
PresencePath brings trips, immigration status periods, source records, and day counts into one timeline. It is designed to help you organize the history behind Canadian citizenship, permanent-resident obligations, and tax-residency thresholds.
Does PresencePath replace legal or tax advice?
No. PresencePath is an organization and calculation aid, not legal, immigration, or tax advice. Rules and personal circumstances can change, so important decisions should always be checked against current official guidance or a qualified professional.
How does PresencePath handle my travel history?
Add trips yourself or compare them with imported travel-history records. PresencePath keeps the source attached, highlights gaps for review, and recalculates the relevant windows when your timeline changes.
Can I use PresencePath for more than one residency rule?
Yes. One travel and status history can support separate views for citizenship presence, permanent-resident obligations, and tax-residency day counts, without making you maintain three different spreadsheets.
When can I start using PresencePath?
PresencePath is opening in small private-beta batches. Join the waitlist and tell us what you need to track; we will send an invitation when the right workflow is ready for you.
Early access
Get your record
before it gets messy.
Join the private beta for people tracking residency, citizenship, and tax-day thresholds across real travel.
Private betaPresencePath opens in small batches.We will ask what you track, then send the right invite when your workflow is ready.