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what is the FOSS exactly? any idea?

I went to CBSA branch here in St John's and they told me they have only access to my entries and NOT my departures. I doubt the FOSS gets the departure part.

thanks for the info. CBSA report took 41 days until I received it and was accurate. All entries were correct and they specify the Airport at which you arrived to of each trip. (Calgary, Toronto Vancouver etc.)

What is the FOSS?

Thank you all for helping us out. If anyone has further experience or info, please let us know

Yes exactly this happened to me at Calgary airport. I noticed they are all like that which is weird. I never travelled through land borders. It had always been through Calgary airport. But my question is: do CIC understand that this is common through airports as well or not?

Is it common that the officers don't stamp the passport in Canada? would the CIC officer believe my story at the interview? I already have the CBSA report on hand and it has got all the correct entry dates. Please advise? thank you very much

has anyone encountered this issue? I travelled 7 or 8 times and there were 3 times where the officers forgot or was too lazy to stamp my passport. I didn't notice until i applied for Citizenship. Would this have a negative impact on my application especially at the interview? I have received the...

My application was processed on January 28 and I still haven't received my AOR!

it looks that CIC offices in Ontario are moving very fast whereas other CIC offices around the country especially Manitoba, Saskatchewan and the Atlantic provinces such as Nova Scotia, Newfoundland and New Brunswick are stagnant. It is unfair >:( >:(

You are good but try to translate all your stamps. You won't lose anything by doing so

Thank you Nara for those valuable info, Best of Luck

I totally agree with Ramfe. I personally got the following and recommend everyone to do the same. CBSA report + Exit and entry history from my home country stamped by the Canadian embassy in my home country and the minister of exterior, also translated here in Canada by a certified translator...

Thank you Nara for your reply. How could she understand the dates of the stamps that were not in English or French? did she ask you to translate to her? Thanks again

did you have any stamps that are not in English or French? if so has she asked about translations of those stamps?

thank you for your help. much appreciated. Did you have a letter from your employer? did she ask for his or her phone number to ensure you work there? is that what happened? i am just trying to understand this part. thank you very much

I STRONGLY recommend you bring with you the CBSA Report stating clearly the dates at which you entered Canada, your translated stamps and your notice of assessments. Those three are the most important of all the documents that you mentioned. thanks and good luck

Did the interviewer check the stamps on your passport? did you have al stamps translated? was there any stamp missing? sometimes the officer forget to stamp the passport on arrival. would you please provide me with some details. thanks,

I do not know how to apply for CBP. I have only applied for the CBSA one. I recommend you google it and it shouldnt' be hard

why didn't you show her the stamps on your passport. Sometimes , the officer at the airport do not stamp the passport which is a major mistake. I recommend you apply for CBP immediately. thanks