Sure
a. 1- Permit (like study or work permit), 2- PP 3- CoPR, and 4- CSQ
I had some extra documents like proof of address and bank statement but they never asked for them.
b. I told the US officer that I want to return to Canada to land. He issued me a US entry withdrawal letter at US port of entry. very simple.
c. At US border it took a lot (30 to 45 minutes), because there was a long queue of people willing to go to US. At Canada it was like 15 minutes.
Officer asked me about my address and the above documents.
Other questions were all friendly conversations, not part of official interview (like what is ur favorite job or what did u study in school or how long have u been living in Canada etc)
The whole experience was nice without worries
montrealhoysala said:
Great...
It would be helpful for all the members of this thread and forum if you could let us know your landing experience.
a. What are the documents that you carried for the flag poling.
b. Did you mention you were doing a landing for PR and can you do flag poling without US visa?
c. Approx. how much time it the whole exercise take...did the Canada border officers ask any specific PR related questions...
Overall if you could give a low down on the whole experience, it would be helpful...Thanks.
