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That's definitely something worth trying. It'd be a small compensation for what we were hoping for if we did get it but it certainly couldn't hurt to try I guess. I'm still worried about something poisoning their applications in the eyes of officers though :\

Hey all, I'm kind of at a loss what to do right now, was hoping for other thoughts. My partner and I applied for a supervisa for my parents in October, 2021 and we received a notice a few months ago that we were approved but only for approximately 15 months! We pored over our applications...

Haha wouldn't it be better to put it in as ?????? rather than introduce conflicting information with a wrong date?

Hi there, I'm working to sponsor my partner I was wondering what I should do if I don't have the complete information from an old common law relationship where I was the sponsored one. I could give a rough start and end date, but nothing exact. A lot of the physical information I had has been...

I just went through this myself: https://www.canadavisa.com/canada-immigration-discussion-board/threads/confusion-re-prtd-with-a-us-passport.558517/ So long as you don't tell the airline that you are a permanent resident, you're fine to get by with your passport. If they know you're a permanent...

I just wanted to follow up on this to report that indeed I had no problems at all the entire trip. There wasn't really any trouble once I got to Canada either, I just told them the situation and I didn't even get put into secondary screening. Thanks everyone!

Certainly, I wouldn't volunteer any information like that to an airline anyway. I'm actually filling out my advanced passenger profile right now and specifically putting down that I am American and putting in my passport number. That seems like it would be sufficient, do you think?

Wow, that's great. So, it would probably be at best an unnecessary safety to get a PRTD is what I'm hearing, and while the official stance of the government is that it's absolutely necessary, it seems there's this loophole for US passport holders. That echos a lot of what I've heard...

Hi there, While doing research on the PRTD I came across this forum, and it pretty much turned my understanding of getting a permanent resident travel document on it's ear. First, my scenario: I had a long while back sent my PR card renewal application, which had taken an eternity to get back...