I recently got CoPR and need to do the landing to officially become a PR. I am living in Toronto and have always planned to land through peace bridge because of its famous U-turn without getting admin refusal from the United States since I do not have a US visa. However, I've done more research these few days to prepare for the landing and read from multiple sources that peace bridge has changed their policy and an admin refusal from the United States is a must now.
I am pretty sure that an admin refusal will not affect my future US visits as a visitor but nobody can say this with 100% certainty. So I am actually considering taking a short trip to Cuba or other visa-exempt Caribbean countries as a workaround. I could not find any information on this approach so I am wondering whether anybody in this forum has experience in this. Are there any landmines that I need to watch out for by landing from Caribbean?
Thank you.
Faye
I am pretty sure that an admin refusal will not affect my future US visits as a visitor but nobody can say this with 100% certainty. So I am actually considering taking a short trip to Cuba or other visa-exempt Caribbean countries as a workaround. I could not find any information on this approach so I am wondering whether anybody in this forum has experience in this. Are there any landmines that I need to watch out for by landing from Caribbean?
Thank you.
Faye