Yeah about 5 minutes. We got there when there was 2 others waiting (15 minutes before our 9am appointment). One (poor lady!) had forgot to read that she must pay RPRF before trying to land! So, in the lobby, she was trying to pay it on her phone!
Others showed up just after us, so the agent had to keep asking for passports. 10 couples in all showed up while we were there waiting. We were out and walking away about 8:55am.
Questions vary, but are usually:
- Have you committed a criminal offence in Canada (or anywhere)
- Have you ever been denied entry into Canada (or anywhere)
- Do you have any dependents you have not disclosed
They are not intended to be a test. It's stuff you, and they, already know. They are only validating what they have found. So, just tell them the truth, and land!
I also find it interesting that people will let their status lapse, then freak out when it comes to landing (because they have slipped into "Out-of-status" territory). Do they not think that, CIC of all organizations can't find that out or don't already know?? It's on their computer screens when they go to print out your COPR! If they invite you to an interview, and you have a DM, you are going to land. SO, relax. It's totally the worst movie ever -- there is no climax to the story. They even do it in the lobby, where everyone can hear!
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