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That's the standard procedure for visa exempt countries. You just need to go down to the border and "flagpole". And that's what you need to tell the Americans. "I am here to do flag poling today". They'll give you your paperwork and you go into the U.S. customs office. They'll ask you a couple...

DONE!!! Landed today. At osoyoos border crossing. For some unexplainable reason, it took the U.S. customs guy 10 minutes to get me and my daughter sorted out with the flag poling. But it took him a good 80 minutes to do my wife's paperwork. I understand that there are differences in procedure...

You are right. But CIC's intake Departement is also located in NS. The CPC in Ottawa only processes applications that are a bit unusual, therefore more complicated. CPC is the higher authority and takes care of the decisions, that CIO agents are afraid make. Everything else gets processed in Sydney.

I'm planing to take the family for landing at Osoyoos/Oroville POE tonight after work. Has anybody had experience with landing there???

Check your return tracking. Mine was activated at 18:10 Ottawa time. Hopefully got the passports back on Saturday. Plan to do the landing at Osoyoos.

UCI stays the same. From first application through to citizenship. Use the one you got on your visitors record

you don't need a NEW LMIA, if you stay with the same employer. That's correct. And as your PR is employer depended, you couldn't change jobs anyway. Even if you wanted to. For your work permit extension, you need to submit supporting documents. While you nomination letter certainly won't do any...

in this case, NO. I am pretty sure your PR would be refused/canceled. Better apply for a new wp asap. Otherwise your whole effort will have been for nothing at all

when did your passport reach CPC? Mine got there on the 10th of this month.

depends. What stream are you in? If your PR isn't connected to your job, you should be fine. But if your employers name is on your nomination, you might run into trouble when CIC sends you the ready for visa email. They ask you about changes of circumstances. If you tell them, they might...

I'm visa exempt too. Thought the same as you did, but ended up getting aPPR anyways. My wife is non visa exempt though. Therefore she had to send in her passport and I believe CPC just asked for the whole family in the same time.

You got your PPR on the 7th right? When did your passport reach CPC? Mine was in on friday the 10th. So hoping to have it back for the weekend and get all this over and done with!!!

I would suggest to apply for PR Outland. You are not bound to an employer ajd therefore, no one will check if you are still employed. But if you try to go through as an inland applicant, CIC might find it suspicious if you don't stay in canada. As an Outland applicant though, you are making it...

It's raining PPRs today. Got mine at 8.10 pm!!! The quest is almost over now

I agree. I ticked yes on the first visa waiver I bought after I flagpoled for my new work permit. I write "flagpoled" into the specification box on the form. The officer told me to not even bother mentioning it on my next one. He said, the refused entry for flag plowing ist just for...

When I read this, I wonder why you guys are movin, or trying to move to Canada. If Canada is just second choice for you, because Australia won't have you, your intentions of settling into Canada are ingenuine. Most people that come to Canada, love the country for it's beauty and the chances it...

Hi guys, I got DM on the 24th of June. Haven't heard any news since then. Now here are my questions: 1) I'm from a visa exempt country. Therefore I assume I won't get PPR, but CoPR right away. Correct or false? 2) If I should be correct with my assumption, does CoPR come vie e-mail? Or does...

Scylla is right. No way that they will give her a work permit. You should've applied for PR for her

TRVs for spouses are the most normal thing in the world. Most people that get refused, just have the obvious intention of staying in Canada. If you work in Canada and you can make it clear, that your spouse just wants to visit you, CIC has no issues to grant her/him a TRV. When I first came to...

Wrong. -First: only people that have established a permanent residence in Canada, are eligible to sponsor someone. That means someone living in Canada on a permanent base, with permanent status. Therefore a Citizen (if that citizen can proof that he actually resides in Canada) or a PR...