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It is in your best interest to apply for US Visa and then go to Canada via the land border. Since you are already a PR, you are legally allowed to enter Canada i.e the border officers cannot deny you entry. This means you will most definitely make it in time for your University. There are a few...

I am on the same boat as you bro. Apparently the delay is because of the elections :/

Does anyone know if it takes longer for the pr card to be processed because of the elections?

To keep it as simple as possible, you are guaranteed entry in Canada.

Short answer: Yes. Since you are a Canadian permanent resident you are eligible to apply for a Nexus card. You can find more information here: https://www.cbp.gov/travel/trusted-traveler-programs/nexus/nexus-eligibility

Thank you so much for all of this information! I cannot state enough how this is exactly what I wanted! I have been through a few of the cases - albeit briefly - and I find it rather shocking how many people decide it would be right to constantly fluctuate their stories. Also, I previously had...

Thank you so much for the detailed response! This was exactly what I was looking for :) You mentioned some official decisions of real cases on some website? Do you mind linking a few to me? Thanks once again :)

Yeah but how does the whole thing work? Do you know you're being reported at the border?

*BUMP*

Hi members of the forum, I was wondering if the people who have gone through the US/CAN border while lacking the RO could write a bit on their experience i.e what happened, what questions did the ask, what did they say, how long did it take etc. I would really appreciate to have some light...

Wow reminded me that 10 years ago in fact 07' ! How time passes... Also cngratulations!! :D

Wait when did this happen???

Thank you once again for the detailed response. I will keep you guys updated. Cheers :D

Thank you so much for the in-depth response. Also a rather comforting response :D My plan in any case is to go through the US border, mainly because I think it would be a bit more convenient to explain a humanitarian case in person. If you do not mind, could you elaborate a bit on the...

I do have supporting documents such as my landing papers. Will that be sufficient in proving my PR status? I also remember reading somewhere that I am not legally obliged to have a pr card on me, therefore noting that the universities I have applied to are public universities, there must...

Hello guys, I've been lurking these forums trying to absorb as much information as I can, however I still have a few personal questions which I need addressing to. So this is my situation: I am a high school senior who has been accepted to a couple of Canadian universities. I have always...