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"I think you can still enter Canada using your green card, so you don't have much to worry about. I said "I think" and in the end he can, but not by flying directly to Canada, this discussion started with the relevancy of the green card to enter Canada, albeit not by flying but by land border...

Why not take the time to understand that they said the green card doesn't matter, it mattered not in the way I saw it first but it matters, what's so difficult to understand that it does matter to the OP. If he didn't have a green card could he just fly to the US?

You said the green card doesn't matter, it matters because he still has to go to the US, therefore it's relevant. And my original post says: "I think" did I say I'm sure? why didn't you just ignore me in the first place? the green card is RELEVANT not in the way I first phrased my opinion but...

Really? without the green card, he can just fly to the US? maybe, if he has a US visa exempt passport... Wow!!! Pardon my ignorance for not knowing that Indian passport holders (I'm assuming he has an Indian passport) are allowed to just fly to the US without visa or green card.o_Oo_Oo_O you...

Hahaha, that was not also what you originally said, I'm done too, but it's still relevant.

It's relevant, to be able to go to the land border (from US side), he must have a valid green card. So without his green card, how can he even go to the border to cross the land border. Can he do it without these? As you said, the issue is getting TO the border.

The issue is he may not have a valid PR Card when he crosses the border, and my MAIN point is he can still ENTER Canada using his green card, get it?

The issue is if he can cross the border not his status, he can enter Canada as a visitor. Crossing by land does not require ETA

What's irrelevant? It's like having a visa exempt passport... you are entitled to cross the border by virtue of having a green card.

I think you can still enter Canada using your green card, so you don't have much to worry about. From cic.gc.ca As a U.S. Green Card holder, you do not need a visitor visa to travel to Canada. However, you are expected to have an eTA if you plan to fly to or transit through Canada. When...

Aren’t you required by law to put the right address in your driver’s licence within 6 days? And your health card in 30 days? If so, why didn’t you update your address? The best you can do right now is update your actual address in your HC and DL before submitting any documents. As long as your...

photocopies of two (2) pieces of personal identification. Examples of identification you can use include: a copy of the biographical page of your passport/travel document (as requested above and also can be one (1) of your pieces of personal identification) driver’s licence health insurance...

I think your post should be in Permanent Residence forum, this is Citizenship

As long as ecas indicates that they sent you the AOR and you didn’t receive it either by mail or email, you’re fine. AOR only means you have submitted a complete application. I didn’t receive my AOR either, what you should worry about is if ECAS says they sent you a test or oath invite and you...

I assumed that it was for passport because the photo shop advised him to get it signed by a guarantor, I could be wrong and you could be right, in any case, my post was not clear, hence it would have been interpreted otherwise

My reply is about passport application not citizenship application

My reply is about passport not citizenship application Read item 3 here https://www.canada.ca/en/immigration-refugees-citizenship/services/canadian-passports/new-adult-passport/apply.html

Does it matter if you get it by mail or email? Just check both, it doesn’t follow that if they send it to you in either form, they will do it every time, there are those who received an email for AOR, then mail for test invite then email again for oath invite. In short they are not consistent at...

Of course it’s necessary, it’s in the instructions

After oath it takes up to 3 business days to be in the system. ECAS = complete before you can apply for a passport https://www.canada.ca/en/immigration-refugees-citizenship/services/canadian-passports/new-adult-passport.html