Hi,Did you receive the UE or not yet? What does your cic account state? Whats your VO and AOR?
We have tried everything: calling them (doesn’t get through), web forms, emails, GCMS notesWe are pretty much on the same boat. My future plans depend a lot of this thing. I am not sure what can we do to expedite...waiting is the only option? I'm afraid my medical will expire again in Jan 2022 then what?
Congratulations!FSW Outland
PA + Dependent- 2
Nationality / COR- Nigeria
AOR- October 2019
Re-medical request- March 2021
UE - October, 2021
PPR - 9 December 2021
Travelers are only banned if they have been in those list of countries in the last 14 days. So you can stay in another place for 2 weeks and then travel to CanadaHi Friends, anyone have an idea whether COPRs from Omicron banned countries are allowed to travel to Canada?
Exactly! That's what I plan to do as well.Travelers are only banned if they have been in those list of countries in the last 14 days. So you can stay in another place for 2 weeks and then travel to Canada
Going by your timeline hopefully you and bhaskarm should be hearing soon on your PPRs.Travelers are only banned if they have been in those list of countries in the last 14 days. So you can stay in another place for 2 weeks and then travel to Canada
Hello there,@bhaskarm
So I am that guy who got a PR visa that expires in several days. I just flew to DTW yesterday, drove a rental car across the Detroit-Windsor border, became a PR, and used AVR to return to Detroit on the same day. Below are the details.
At the first Canadian post, I submitted my passport, COPR, COVID test(maybe), and was directed to park outside the customs building with a brown/yellow slip. I waited in the building for a while, submitted the above documents plus ArriveCAN. Nobody asked to see my Vaccine Card or proof of funds in the whole process. I was repeatedly asked for the Goods to Bring/Follow forms and I always replied since I was here to finalize my PR landing, I didn't have the forms.
At the end of the landing process, they told me my PR card would be mailed to my address on file, but I said, "you never asked me for my address." The officer then checked the system and said, "your address in the system is American, and we cannot mail your card there." I asked, "could I tell you my Canadian friend's address and have you update it here? I am really staying with that friend once I move permanently." He said, "it's not on us to do that, ask CIC. And if you want to get your card, you should move here permanently, not use your friend's address." Don't get me wrong, the customs officers were all super friendly throughout the process and applauded multiple times for me. I was thrilled! However, folks on the forum, any advice on how I could contact CIC and convince them to mail my PR card to the Canadian address? Much appreciated!
After driving on the streets of Windsor for a few minutes, I drove back to the US border control. The wait was a bit longer, but the customs officers were also very friendly and patient. I asked for visa revalidation because my visa had expired, submitted my I-94 form and employment verification letter, and was sent on my way before too long. One interesting caveat is that they popped the hood and trunk of my car to check for anything suspicious. Interesting experience overall and not a trace of hostility.
Good luck to you all!
I believe I can get the stamp when I move permanently. Do you have any advice on mailing the PR card, though?H
Hello there,
Thanks for sharing your short notice travel experience in detail. You could have carried the Goods to Bring/ Follow forms and obtained the immigration officers signature and official stamp/ seal on it. This process would have allowed you to obtain tax exemption across the border for your future move. I was assuming you are aware of this procedure. Nevertheless, I am glad you could successfully complete the landing process even on such a short notice.
I will DM you for the AVR process. I need your help with that.
I will DM you.I believe I can get the stamp when I move permanently. Do you have any advice on mailing the PR card, though?
For travelers who have been in any of the following countries within 14 days before arriving in Canada: Botswana, Egypt, Eswatini, Lesotho, Malawi, Mozambique, Namibia, Nigeria, South Africa, Zimbabwe.Hi Friends, anyone have an idea whether COPRs from Omicron banned countries are allowed to travel to Canada?
Congratulations, its done.So I am that guy who got a PR visa that expires in several days. I just flew to DTW yesterday, drove a rental car across the Detroit-Windsor border, became a PR, and used AVR to return to Detroit on the same day. Below are the details.
At the first Canadian post, I submitted my passport, COPR, COVID test(maybe), and was directed to park outside the customs building with a brown/yellow slip. I waited in the building for a while, submitted the above documents plus ArriveCAN. Nobody asked to see my Vaccine Card or proof of funds in the whole process. I was repeatedly asked for the Goods to Bring/Follow forms and I always replied since I was here to finalize my PR landing, I didn't have the forms.
At the end of the landing process, they told me my PR card would be mailed to my address on file, but I said, "you never asked me for my address." The officer then checked the system and said, "your address in the system is American, and we cannot mail your card there." I asked, "could I tell you my Canadian friend's address and have you update it here? I am really staying with that friend once I move permanently." He said, "it's not on us to do that, ask CIC. And if you want to get your card, you should move here permanently, not use your friend's address." Don't get me wrong, the customs officers were all super friendly throughout the process and applauded multiple times for me. I was thrilled! However, folks on the forum, any advice on how I could contact CIC and convince them to mail my PR card to the Canadian address? Much appreciated!
After driving on the streets of Windsor for a few minutes, I drove back to the US border control. The wait was a bit longer, but the customs officers were also very friendly and patient. I asked for visa revalidation because my visa had expired, submitted my I-94 form and employment verification letter, and was sent on my way before too long. One interesting caveat is that they popped the hood and trunk of my car to check for anything suspicious. Interesting experience overall and not a trace of hostility.
Good luck to you all!