hi guys,
I wanted to share my landing experience...
we went to the US border via Stanstead and told the border agent that we were there for immigration purpose. after a short waiting time, I got the paper stating that my entry to the US was refused and was then instructed by the agent that we would just have to turn around and get back to the Canadian border.
after stating our intent to the Canadian border agent, we were asked to park the car and go inside for immigration. from there, everything went very smoothly
the agent who took care of my case just wanted to see my CoPR, my passport, my CSQ, and he wanted me to write down my address. he took my documents and left for about 10 min. when he came back, he asked me the one question indicated on my CoPR wether I had ever committed any crimes in Canada. I answered 'no' truthfully and signed with my initials. he then proceeded to sign both copies of the CoPR and let me sign them as well. he took my work permit out of my passport and then left again for another 5 mins. once returned, he stamped my passport, stapled my CoPR inside and gave it to me. another agent who had been standing there asked me if I was aware of my duties as a PR. I asked him to explain and he went on about the 2 years out of 5 that I have to stay in the country. I replied, that my boyfriend would be happy to hear that I HAVE to stay
we were all having a good laugh and that was it
I left the border as a PR
it's still kinda unreal to be honest but I am sure I will get used to it quickly.
best to all of you!