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Hi,
I am writing this because I am confused...
I am an in-Canada applicant... and I already got my PP request and now waiting for my PP to come back...but I understand that once I have it I will have to "land" in Canada again...
in other terms I will have to leave to the nearest border then cross again...
but does that mean I will have to apply for a US visa???
because I don´t want to approach the US Customs and Immigration without a visa and have my name listed as "denied entry" to the states...
any suggestions guys?
[23-08-2005,11:39]
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What To Do |
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(in reply to: Landing for in-Canada Applicant)
Yes, dear. As far as I know, you will have to cross the border. Or you can go back to your home country and re-enter. How come you didn´t have a U.S. visa even after being in canada for such a long time?
Nonetheless, try applying for a U.S. visa if you don´t wanna go back to the home country.
[23-08-2005,11:48]
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Sumit |
(in reply to: Landing for in-Canada Applicant)
Hello What to do.
you can land on any border or immigration office on a airport. as far as my knowledge goes you dont need to be concerned about the US border you only need to be in touch with canadian officials.
what is your timeline?
[23-08-2005,11:58]
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Anonymous |
(in reply to: Landing for in-Canada Applicant)
I went out to the Rainbow bridge in the Niagara Falls and walked back in to get my work permit that way.
- Max
[23-08-2005,14:45]
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Anonymous |
(in reply to: Landing for in-Canada Applicant)
wow now i´m really confused..
So even if you are an in-canada applicant for spousal immigration, once you get your passport stamped and back, you have to go back across the border, then come back in again? the border officials won´t give you any crap on that? help!
(i´m american btw in souther ontario about 2 hours north of International Falls)
[23-08-2005,19:24]
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ejspet |
