bro can you please guide me I need your help regarding landing I tired today 3 times in all bridges near Niagara they send me back
1. Is this border open 24 hours
2 . Is it open Friday tomorrow 30th?
I have successfully landed at the Thousand Islands Bridge on Monday, sometime around 6 PM. I was driving and there was just a little bit of traffic, I had to wait maybe around 7 minutes to get the flagpole paper from the US border officer. I drove back to Canada, told the officer I need to finish my landing, he showed me where to park the car and where to enter the office building. The process took another 15 minutes if not less. Very pleasant officer, no extra questions asked. Only asked me to confirm my mailing address by showing my ID, whether I have committed any recent crimes and whether I had any babies recently (dependents). He signed my CoPR, explained how soon I'll receive the card, how many days I need to remain in the country to keep my status, where to renew my SIN, and so on.
Before this I tried my luck twice at two different bridges in Niagara region. Went there super early and followed all the recommendations found on this forum, no luck! They accepted 10 people only and refused everybody else. Some people were on their 4th attempt and still did not get their documents processed. DON'T WASTE YOUR TIME, DON'T GO TO NIAGARA!!![/QUOTE
This forum has helped me so much, I wanted to contribute too by sharing my experience.
I have successfully landed at the Thousand Islands Bridge on Monday, sometime around 6 PM. I was driving and there was just a little bit of traffic, I had to wait maybe around 7 minutes to get the flagpole paper from the US border officer. I drove back to Canada, told the officer I need to finish my landing, he showed me where to park the car and where to enter the office building. The process took another 15 minutes if not less. Very pleasant officer, no extra questions asked. Only asked me to confirm my mailing address by showing my ID, whether I have committed any recent crimes and whether I had any babies recently (dependents). He signed my CoPR, explained how soon I'll receive the card, how many days I need to remain in the country to keep my status, where to renew my SIN, and so on.
Before this I tried my luck twice at two different bridges in Niagara region. Went there super early and followed all the recommendations found on this forum, no luck! They accepted 10 people only and refused everybody else. Some people were on their 4th attempt and still did not get their documents processed. DON'T WASTE YOUR TIME, DON'T GO TO NIAGARA!!!