calgary2010
Star Member
- Jan 29, 2010
- 3
- Category........
- Visa Office......
- Buffalo
- Job Offer........
- Pre-Assessed..
- App. Filed.......
- 02-05-2009
- Doc's Request.
- NO
- Nomination.....
- 10-12-2009
- AOR Received.
- 15-08-2010
- IELTS Request
- n/a
- File Transfer...
- NO
- Med's Request
- 15-08-2010
- Med's Done....
- 18-08-2010
- Interview........
- Waived
- Passport Req..
- 08-03-2011
- VISA ISSUED...
- 10-03-2011
- LANDED..........
- 28-04-2011
My Landing Experience in our Calgary
Did landing in Calgary, AB. It went smooth and the new information is that they are not issuing the PR cards and its only letter stating that we should collect our PR cards in person at the specified location will be sent to the address provided by us at landing time. I took pre-filled PR IMM5444E.pdf, Passport, COPR & Photoes and handed it over to the officer and she returned IMM5444E.pdf and said she dont need it and did not collect photoes. She was nice and spoken very clearly and politely. I asked whether I need travel doc to travel back as I will be travelling back before you issue PR cards. She told that I dont need travel documnet to travel back to Canada provided I restrict myself to USA and insited you do need one if you leave USA. She greeted me " Welcome to Canda and you are now a Permanent resident of Canada" and directed me towards Customs. I provided my goods to follow list and office is very nice and he proactively added my Car details and said just incase you might change your mind and bring it. BTW I got a good deal in Priceline 350$ from LAX to SFO to Calgary and return. Reached downtown next day Harry Hays Building, Suite 270, 220 4th Avenue Southeast, Calgary, Alberta and opened an account in TD bank then moved to Register to apply health card, For this we need 3 items Picture id, Residence proof and Status proof ( Passport, Bank Statement that I just opened and COPR for status proof). Able to complete all of them in 4 hrs time. Then done quick research on downtown apts - Summary is expensive and less square foot. One more thing is I was not aware that Immigration check happens in Calgary itself and I was not prepared but it also went well. I did not throw my I94 when I left USA and US Immigration office asked couple of questions like where do you work and where do you stay etc and then he stamped the passport and let me in.
Do let me know if I can provide any specific information for your questions.
Thank you one and all in the forum and Good luck to all who are waiting for PPRs and Landing.
Cheers
clgry
Did landing in Calgary, AB. It went smooth and the new information is that they are not issuing the PR cards and its only letter stating that we should collect our PR cards in person at the specified location will be sent to the address provided by us at landing time. I took pre-filled PR IMM5444E.pdf, Passport, COPR & Photoes and handed it over to the officer and she returned IMM5444E.pdf and said she dont need it and did not collect photoes. She was nice and spoken very clearly and politely. I asked whether I need travel doc to travel back as I will be travelling back before you issue PR cards. She told that I dont need travel documnet to travel back to Canada provided I restrict myself to USA and insited you do need one if you leave USA. She greeted me " Welcome to Canda and you are now a Permanent resident of Canada" and directed me towards Customs. I provided my goods to follow list and office is very nice and he proactively added my Car details and said just incase you might change your mind and bring it. BTW I got a good deal in Priceline 350$ from LAX to SFO to Calgary and return. Reached downtown next day Harry Hays Building, Suite 270, 220 4th Avenue Southeast, Calgary, Alberta and opened an account in TD bank then moved to Register to apply health card, For this we need 3 items Picture id, Residence proof and Status proof ( Passport, Bank Statement that I just opened and COPR for status proof). Able to complete all of them in 4 hrs time. Then done quick research on downtown apts - Summary is expensive and less square foot. One more thing is I was not aware that Immigration check happens in Calgary itself and I was not prepared but it also went well. I did not throw my I94 when I left USA and US Immigration office asked couple of questions like where do you work and where do you stay etc and then he stamped the passport and let me in.
Do let me know if I can provide any specific information for your questions.
Thank you one and all in the forum and Good luck to all who are waiting for PPRs and Landing.
Cheers
clgry