Peace Bridge PR Landing Flag Pole no US Visa

[minhieu1806]

Hi,
Just want to know if anyone recently do a Flag pole at Peace Bridge?
Are they still allowed you to do it at Peace Bridge?

Thanks

 

[FinTor]

I did flagpole at Queenston-Lewiston bridge yesterday. It was smooth.
Per the agent at Rainbow bridge, bridges in southern Ontario can refuse flagpoling if they reach their daily quotas. If it works, you should try other bridges - like Kingston.

 

[minhieu1806]

Thanks man and what time did you go? Early? or Late at night?

 

[FinTor]

Thanks man and what time did you go? Early? or Late at night?

We reached Rainbow bridge at 7:35PM. We could not do landing at Rainbow and then went to Queenston. By 8:30PM we were done with formalities and headed back home.

 

[minhieu1806]

did you have to flag pole again at Queenston, or did you just use the flag pole paper you got from when you did in Rainbow bridge? Thanks again for you help

 

[FinTor]

did you have to flag pole again at Queenston, or did you just use the flag pole paper you got from when you did in Rainbow bridge? Thanks again for you help

I did flagpole again at Queenston.

 

[pranav.narang1711]

I did flagpole again at Queenston.

Hello,

Many congrats on getting your landing done!

Can you please tell me if there is a quota at Queenston-Lewiston bridge as well? I have heard that there is a quota at Rainbow bridge for sure.

Thanks in advance,
Pranav

 

[FinTor]

Hello,

Many congrats on getting your landing done!

Can you please tell me if there is a quota at Queenston-Lewiston bridge as well? I have heard that there is a quota at Rainbow bridge for sure.

Thanks in advance,
Pranav

Thanks.

Per the agent at Rainbow bridge, all bridges in Southern Ontario have quotas. But, since Queenston does not get so much traffic compared to Rainbow, it is a better bet.

 

[dilibaba]

I did flagpole at Queenston-Lewiston bridge yesterday. It was smooth.
Per the agent at Rainbow bridge, bridges in southern Ontario can refuse flagpoling if they reach their daily quotas. If it works, you should try other bridges - like Kingston.

Hi,

I finished my landing last week at Queesston-Lewinston but the officer told me that they will not handover the PR card to anyone. I have to do the signature to receive my PR card when they will come to deliver. Is this the generic statement or I am special?

Please give your feedback.

 

[minhieu1806]

Hi,

I finished my landing last week at Queesston-Lewinston but the officer told me that they will not handover the PR card to anyone. I have to do the signature to receive my PR card when they will come to deliver. Is this the generic statement or I am special?

Please give your feedback.

Yes you do the landing and the card will arrive separately in 60 days or so

 

[dilibaba]

Yes you do the landing and the card will arrive separately in 60 days or so

I understand but the officer said only I can receive the card. I have to do my signature to recieve the card.

 

[metalrahul]

"There have occasionally been reported cases of people being refused entry back into Canada. Remember, the US immigration authorities have also refused you entry if you did not have a US visa or you just came to flagpole, so you may be caught in a no-man’s-land.

You could have problems in the future. For example, you will have to declare every time you re-enter the U.S., at all later dates, that you have been refused entry previously to the USA. It will be in their databases once you flagpole. There is nothing you can do to avoid this if you flagpole unless you actually plan a full trip to the US. We suggest going out for dinner or going shopping. It is best to stay over night if you can. (This is all provided that you have a valid visa to the US, of course.)"

https://www.immigroup.com/news/flagpoling-your-way-new-work-or-study-permit-or-permanent-residence

I am a bit worried about this since I don't have US visa and plan to do flag pole, anyone's got a second opinion on this one?

 

[canuck_in_uk]

"There have occasionally been reported cases of people being refused entry back into Canada. Remember, the US immigration authorities have also refused you entry if you did not have a US visa or you just came to flagpole, so you may be caught in a no-man’s-land.

You could have problems in the future. For example, you will have to declare every time you re-enter the U.S., at all later dates, that you have been refused entry previously to the USA. It will be in their databases once you flagpole. There is nothing you can do to avoid this if you flagpole unless you actually plan a full trip to the US. We suggest going out for dinner or going shopping. It is best to stay over night if you can. (This is all provided that you have a valid visa to the US, of course.)"

https://www.immigroup.com/news/flagpoling-your-way-new-work-or-study-permit-or-permanent-residence

I am a bit worried about this since I don't have US visa and plan to do flag pole, anyone's got a second opinion on this one?

People aren't refused entry back into Canada when flagpoling to land as PRs.

US CBP gives administrative refusals to people flagpoling. This is not a real refusal and does NOT need to be declared in later applications to the US. You can confirm this with CBP.

 

[VARUN_HII]

I did flagpole at Queenston-Lewiston bridge yesterday. It was smooth.
Per the agent at Rainbow bridge, bridges in southern Ontario can refuse flagpoling if they reach their daily quotas. If it works, you should try other bridges - like Kingston.

CAN U SHARE YOUR EXPERIENCE PL

 

[metalrahul]

Yeah, it would be great to hear someone's experience in last two or three weeks.