We did our landing yesterday.
Crossed the border and did the landing at the Peace Bridge.
The instructions posted recently on another thread helped.
Friendly officers, we were the only ones there as it was late in the night on a weekday.
Took 15 minutes at the immigration officer and 15 minutes at the CBSA officer.
The immigration offices did the paperwork, read the rights of PR holder, advised to apply for SIN and OHIP and gave the signed COPRs and passports back.
I told her I had goods to follow and I was sent to the CBSA officer.on
I had my B4 and B4A ready (2 copies). He entered the details on the system, applied CBSA stamp all pages and gave me my copy back.
And advised that I need to keep it safe and present it when I am bringing all my stuff in Canada (wehther it is in a single go or in multiple batches).
The instructions at the below link helped in preparing B4 and B4A.
http://www.canadavisa.com/canada-immigration-discussion-board/form-b4-goods-to-followaccompanying-list-how-to-t44793.0.html
We were told to expect the PR card in mail and were congratulated on our way out..
All done in 30 mins and we are Permanent Residents now.
Thanks for all the helpful members on this forum. The forum took all the anxiety away and was a helpful guide all through this long journey.
The happiest moment on the journey was when we got the Medical Request
Crossed the border and did the landing at the Peace Bridge.
The instructions posted recently on another thread helped.
Friendly officers, we were the only ones there as it was late in the night on a weekday.
Took 15 minutes at the immigration officer and 15 minutes at the CBSA officer.
The immigration offices did the paperwork, read the rights of PR holder, advised to apply for SIN and OHIP and gave the signed COPRs and passports back.
I told her I had goods to follow and I was sent to the CBSA officer.on
I had my B4 and B4A ready (2 copies). He entered the details on the system, applied CBSA stamp all pages and gave me my copy back.
And advised that I need to keep it safe and present it when I am bringing all my stuff in Canada (wehther it is in a single go or in multiple batches).
The instructions at the below link helped in preparing B4 and B4A.
http://www.canadavisa.com/canada-immigration-discussion-board/form-b4-goods-to-followaccompanying-list-how-to-t44793.0.html
We were told to expect the PR card in mail and were congratulated on our way out..
All done in 30 mins and we are Permanent Residents now.
Thanks for all the helpful members on this forum. The forum took all the anxiety away and was a helpful guide all through this long journey.
The happiest moment on the journey was when we got the Medical Request
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