Hi. I have a question about a super visa, specifically, about how it looks.
I have applied for a super visa for my mom from inside Canada, then we received the confirmation letter and we crossed the border on land.(which is called flag-polling as I understand) It was last September.
At the border, the immigration officer put a stamp in her passport, with a handwritten date until September 2029 year, which is for 5 years.
And here is my question : is this(stamp only) the right(?) way of how the super visa is issued?
I mean, shouldn't be there a separate paper visa(with the yellow color background)? My immigration agent says there should be an additional PAPER visa, though everyone else we are asking says that the stamp only is enough as the super visa.
Thank you in advance to anyone who give me any idea on this.
I have applied for a super visa for my mom from inside Canada, then we received the confirmation letter and we crossed the border on land.(which is called flag-polling as I understand) It was last September.
At the border, the immigration officer put a stamp in her passport, with a handwritten date until September 2029 year, which is for 5 years.
And here is my question : is this(stamp only) the right(?) way of how the super visa is issued?
I mean, shouldn't be there a separate paper visa(with the yellow color background)? My immigration agent says there should be an additional PAPER visa, though everyone else we are asking says that the stamp only is enough as the super visa.
Thank you in advance to anyone who give me any idea on this.