normally they look at the passport stamps and determine if you have been lying about your trips and such or not , i would say to be on the safe side if this is possible then ask for the report from CBSA and send it along your documents , but if you feel like this option is waste of time then attach an LOE, then the worst thaat could happen is CIC might ask you about the details and will give you a week to submit the left over stuff in that case you will have much less time to prove /collect all of that , so best bet gather anything and everything you can and submit a strong based application.Dill_Harris said:Hi everyone, and congrats to all the other January 11 ITA candidates! It's absolutely thrilling to be out of the pool at long last!
I have a quick question, which I hope some of the seniors can answer. I'm a US citizen who lives really close to the US border. My kids and I have made numerous day trips across on Target runs and such, and I've done my utmost to document all of them, but I'm worried that a few may have slipped through the memory cracks. Do you think that'll be an issue? Should I apply to CBSA for a border crossing report, or just attach a LOE to my application? Again, it's just little day trips; any bigger travels of more than a day I can document easily. I'm just concerned whether this could pose a problem down the line.
Thanks in advance for any help, and good luck to all of us!
Moh Mor said:
aayushri said:+971 - 526111135
Number for whatsapp group. Please add.
On a different note, I will be submitting my application at the end as I have a passport renewal to do before submission and also because I want to soft-land next February. So I guess I should be part of the future ITA whatsapp group (based on e-AoR rather than ITA)
