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This is just a quick round up on how my landing went. I landed at Peace Bridge on Friday 28th July. There was a little bit of a traffic line up, but nothing more than 30 mins. When I arrived at the Immigration booth, I told the officer what I there to do. He then proceeded to make a phone...

That said, is there a border crossing that is seen as more favourable? Usually, I go to Lewiston, but I think fort erie is near also.

You're all right - thank you! Now which border crossing would b less hassle do you think. Looks as though I'll be doing it on a Friday afternoon.... any heads up/advice you can give me.

Yes, I have seen this to. But also, no real clear answer... some say yes, some say no.

I agree, it is a little bit of a hassle... but on the other hand I avoid refusal. I could just land when I come back from Vacay, but I am there fore week and would like to get the ball rolling on receiving my PR card, Every day counts :-)

Well, I enter the USA quite often. I am also looking at applying to schools there, which means that potentially I’ll need a visa. I don’t want to add in future application that I have had refusal into the USA. Essentially, that is what flagpoling is, they hand you a refusal paper and you go back...

Hi all, Just wanted to know, in your opinions, which border crossing is the best to go to? I am currently in Toronto and hoping to complete my landing this week. Usually when I go to the USA I use the Lewiston crossing. However, I am just wondering if people have had a good experience doing so...

I second that, 60 days is the amount of time you have to submit your EE profile. Once submitted, you'll be given a score according to the information you gave in your profile. After that, fingers crossed you will receive an ITA with what you scored.

I am in Toronto, ON. I mailed it to the Ottawa Visa office. What about you?

If you have status to be here ( canada) already, for instance you have a IEC which is still in effect, your best bet is to leave if you need to and do your landing when you come back and can spend a substantial amount of time here waiting for the PR card to arrive. If you do your landing and...

Pick the NOC in which you have the most experience in. You can find a list of NOC codes here: http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/immigrate/skilled/noc.asp

Ive submitted a copy of my passport, pictures etc. Just wondering if I will have it back soon.. or how long on average it takes.

I haven't heard of people getting their application approved within 1-2 weeks anymore, however I think if your case isn't too complicated Ie. travel between certain countries, then you can expect to be complete before the 6 month mark. Right now, according to immi tracker, its ranging between...

You would be IP1... 'NA' is next...

how long does copr take to arrive once you have sent off the required documents?

Just wondering also, how long does COPR take to arrive?

Thank you!

So am I correct in thinking that I don't need to do anything in order to receive the PR card once landed, I just wait for it to come or do I need to apply for it.

This is great, thank you both!

Do you need to apply for the card, or when you land do they automatically trigger some sort of notification for a card to be sent to you?