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Thanks! We're not traveling by air. We're crossing a land border. I will also file for Canadian passport in the US. My concern is leaving Canada.

Thanks! I'm going to do it by land. Also, I might be wrong but it seems the link is only for boarding a flight to or transiting through Canada by air. I am wondering about leaving Canada. We can always apply for a Canadian passport once we are in the US.

Planning to cross the US-Canada border for a job in the US. My child is a dual citizen. Do dual citizens need a Canadian passport to leave Canada, or would a US passport be enough?

before! Is there a difference?

Thanks for the reply! I have yet to satisfy the residency requirement for adults but my spouse is a Canadian citizen, so I guess my child can apply for it now? Also, do you happen to know the estimated timeframe (from submitting the application to naturalization)? Thanks!

Hi, My child and I are both Canadian PRs (through my spouse) and I am wondering if my child (minor) is able to naturalize (apply for citizenship) without being subjected to the 3-year residency requirements? Thanks!

Thanks! Also, I have an employment letter, in addition to COPR documents. Would this probably be sufficient to present to the border agent and enter Canada as essential travel?

I see, thanks for the help! I plan to cross the border at a really odd time, since there will probably be few people.

that is wonderful, so just to confirm, I am planning to cross the sweetgrass/coutts border at around 5-6am, and would there be someone available to process the COPR right away? I was reading a post from this thread...

Hi, I am wondering for a 24/7 US-Canada port of entry (open 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, for example Coutts Alberta), would they be able to process COPRs at any time of the day? Or is there a time range (say 7am-5pm) that they will process COPRs. Thanks!

I've see many posts from the Express Entry section that crossing the land border from US to Canada is risky as a COPR holder as they may turn the holder away. The main reason that the CBSA agents cite is that activating COPR is not considered essential travel. Hence, users in the Express Entry...

Hi guys, what do you think is the chance that outland COPRs can be granted PR status without having to do landing (maybe getting an email or phone interviews?). I know that inland COPRs are now getting emails or phone interviews confirming their PR status.