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They texted "easy peasy"!! They told the border security she was applying for pr-they had paid the fee & had paperwork. He just said "have a good trip!" (They have a 7 hour drive up to home here) Lots of prayers went into that crossing! Thanks for all the great advice. (They didn't bring her bunny)

That is what I thought. A family member was suppposed to watch her until DIL got her PR but has changed her mind. She is looking for someone else. She is already having to leave two other pets. :(

So we have a new daughter in law and they are crossing the border tomorrow. Her family is unable (unwilling?) to keep her pet rabbit. The rabbit has proper documentation. Will they allow her to bring the bunny with her if she is applying for PR?

Thanks--I think we are all stressed about this but none of us have ever had an issue at the border. I appreciate your answers (on both threads--I couldn't find this one on my phone. :) )

Thanks--for sure we are overthinking it. She has people telling her horror stories of getting turned away and not being able to be together. I think those must be people who have not followed the rules.

Awesome answer!! Thanks. :) I kniow they will likely ask them what their relationship is so they will just say they just got married. Then I'm sure they will ask about their plans. I think they have to wait until after marriage to fill out the paperwork since they need their marriage...

Thank you!! We certainly were feeling very uncomfortable with saying this. We were comfortable with them just crossing and saying she will be applying for PR. :)

We were hoping to get specific info from oir MP office. She started by saying what above poster said-just go to border and state intentions- but then she said the agent may deny entry--how likely is that to happen? They are young with no issues that would prevent crossing. I wish we had a...

But are correct that she shouldn't say she is planning to apply for PR? Our daughter will be with us so our dil can say she is visiting her.

Our son went to the MP office to ask questions about bringing his wife into canada (getting married May 4th in the US). She said that they can cross but might get a "crusty" cbsa who might deny entry. So that didn't really help. It sounds like they should: Get married Travel across the border...

Thank you so much for such a thorough answer! So she applies for the OWP and PR after coming here?

Hi, Our son, Nathan, is engaged to a girl from the US. They plan to get married in May. They do not live together and won't until they are married. They will marry in the US. Do they cross the border and then apply for spousal sponsorship? What do they disclose at the border?