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Inland application question

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harpreet ss

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Apr 21, 2012
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Hi guys
Is it possible to do a job in USA for 4 days after applying inland application.As far as I know the person have to stay in Canada.I also have option to outside Canada.
Thanks
 
You can leave. But there's no guarantee Canada will let you back in. If you're not allowed back in, this effectively cancels the inland application.

If you want the freedom to travel, apply outland.
 
harpreet ss said:
What if the person have valid status in Canada.I have PGWP and multiple visa entry??
Thanks
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if you have a valid work permit w/ a multiple entry visa, then it is less likely you will be denied entry at the border. No one can guarantee anything 100% as it is at the discretion of the CBSA office you encounter at the border.
 
It really is quite stupid when you think about it:

Having a document/permit that allows you to legally remain in Canada as a worker or visitor, but not guarante re-entry into the country that has authorized you to be there. That's the dichotomy between CIC (who issues the document/permit) and CBSA who is `The bouncer' that decides who gets into the nightclub. ;)
 
What does it mean?
I can leave and come back anytime?
I am concerned because I go to USA 3 times a week.
 
harpreet ss said:
What does it mean?
I can leave and come back anytime?
I am concerned because I go to USA 3 times a week.
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again, no one is going to be able to tell you what will happen. it will be at the discretion of the officers you meet at the border. if they feel you are traveling back and forth too much in a short amount of time, they will stop you. if they don't have an issue with what you're doing, then they will let you through. the only way to find out is to do what you plan and see what happens.
 
Ponga said:
It really is quite stupid when you think about it:

Having a document/permit that allows you to legally remain in Canada as a worker or visitor, but not guarante re-entry into the country that has authorized you to be there. That's the dichotomy between CIC (who issues the document/permit) and CBSA who is `The bouncer' that decides who gets into the nightclub. ;)
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;D
 
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