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Finally got the card yesterday (June 26). Landed on April 16, so 71 days.
Although I updated address every time I called in (20 times+), they still sent card to wrong address...smh
Anyways it finally came to an end. Wasn't a very pleasant experience dealing with CIC but still thankful there's no major screw-up. Hope everyone gets their card soon.
Although I updated address every time I called in (20 times+), they still sent card to wrong address...smh
Anyways it finally came to an end. Wasn't a very pleasant experience dealing with CIC but still thankful there's no major screw-up. Hope everyone gets their card soon.
Just finished another phone call with CIC, and finally some good news: my card was mailed out today from Nova Scotia, so hopefully to get by the end of this week
(Landed 22nd April )
(Landed 22nd April )
hello seniors,
need urgent advice.
I am leaving to my home country before my PR card arrived. I have US visitor visa and went to new York for vacations once . can I come visa USA to enter Canada . I landed on May 31 in Toronto. Its urgent to leave for personal issues.
need urgent advice.
I am leaving to my home country before my PR card arrived. I have US visitor visa and went to new York for vacations once . can I come visa USA to enter Canada . I landed on May 31 in Toronto. Its urgent to leave for personal issues.
Yes you can enter by road from USA with your COPR.
OR you can apply for PRTD from your Home country as soon as you will reach there and staying for 2-3 weeks. Then you can travel back directly to Canada with your PRTD
I am just worried , if I try to travel USA , my home country immigration people will not ask me about my Canadian PR card on airport before boarding.
your information is valuable RiZ92
Your Home country immigration department shouldn't be concerned as long as you have valid visa for US. You can tell them as you are PR of Canada and you will be entering into Canada through US.
In US immigration you can easily tell them about the situation as they are very well aware of this COPR and by road crossing scenario.
In Short you will be fine
Your Home country immigration department shouldn't be concerned as long as you have valid visa for US. You can tell them as you are PR of Canada and you will be entering into Canada through US.
In US immigration you can easily tell them about the situation as they are very well aware of this COPR and by road crossing scenario.
In Short you will be fine
thank you RiZ92
If you don't have PR card then while traveling from your home country to USA they might ask you return ticket from USA to your home country as you have visitor visa for USA.
