landing experience: manitoba
Dec 25th 2004, 9:31 pm
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landing experience: manitoba
landed in emerson manitoba just a few days ago..believe me the cold did actually freeze my nose hairs..they were not kidding when they warned me about it..
anyways, got a copy of my COPR back and the immigration officer asked me to apply forthe PR card seperately..i intend to do so by downloading forms from the cic website.
As for the visa, they put a stamp on it saying 'canceled without prejudice'..is this normal? i mean did they do it cos i am now a permanent resident and as such the visa is now obsolete? Cos she did clearly tell me that i am indeed a PR with all the rights and priveleges of a citizen except the right to vote and to run for public office.
Would appreciate a reply to my questions.
Thanks
anyways, got a copy of my COPR back and the immigration officer asked me to apply forthe PR card seperately..i intend to do so by downloading forms from the cic website.
As for the visa, they put a stamp on it saying 'canceled without prejudice'..is this normal? i mean did they do it cos i am now a permanent resident and as such the visa is now obsolete? Cos she did clearly tell me that i am indeed a PR with all the rights and priveleges of a citizen except the right to vote and to run for public office.
Would appreciate a reply to my questions.
Thanks
Dec 25th 2004, 11:52 pm
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Re: landing experience: manitoba
Hi
Odd that they asked you to apply on your own for a PR card. It should have been processed at Emerson. Oh well you cant tell what CBSA is doing these days. It was cancelled because as you guessed you are a PR and don't require it.
PMM
Originally Posted by nervous_wreck
landed in emerson manitoba just a few days ago..believe me the cold did actually freeze my nose hairs..they were not kidding when they warned me about it..
anyways, got a copy of my COPR back and the immigration officer asked me to apply forthe PR card seperately..i intend to do so by downloading forms from the cic website.
As for the visa, they put a stamp on it saying 'canceled without prejudice'..is this normal? i mean did they do it cos i am now a permanent resident and as such the visa is now obsolete? Cos she did clearly tell me that i am indeed a PR with all the rights and priveleges of a citizen except the right to vote and to run for public office.
Would appreciate a reply to my questions.
Thanks
anyways, got a copy of my COPR back and the immigration officer asked me to apply forthe PR card seperately..i intend to do so by downloading forms from the cic website.
As for the visa, they put a stamp on it saying 'canceled without prejudice'..is this normal? i mean did they do it cos i am now a permanent resident and as such the visa is now obsolete? Cos she did clearly tell me that i am indeed a PR with all the rights and priveleges of a citizen except the right to vote and to run for public office.
Would appreciate a reply to my questions.
Thanks
PMM
Dec 26th 2004, 8:17 pm
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Re: landing experience: manitoba
Thanks buddy
Dec 27th 2004, 12:17 am
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Re: landing experience: manitoba
Originally Posted by nervous_wreck
landed in emerson manitoba just a few days ago..believe me the cold did actually freeze my nose hairs..they were not kidding when they warned me about it..
anyways, got a copy of my COPR back and the immigration officer asked me to apply forthe PR card seperately..i intend to do so by downloading forms from the cic website.
As for the visa, they put a stamp on it saying 'canceled without prejudice'..is this normal? i mean did they do it cos i am now a permanent resident and as such the visa is now obsolete? Cos she did clearly tell me that i am indeed a PR with all the rights and priveleges of a citizen except the right to vote and to run for public office.
Would appreciate a reply to my questions.
Thanks
anyways, got a copy of my COPR back and the immigration officer asked me to apply forthe PR card seperately..i intend to do so by downloading forms from the cic website.
As for the visa, they put a stamp on it saying 'canceled without prejudice'..is this normal? i mean did they do it cos i am now a permanent resident and as such the visa is now obsolete? Cos she did clearly tell me that i am indeed a PR with all the rights and priveleges of a citizen except the right to vote and to run for public office.
Would appreciate a reply to my questions.
Thanks
Our visas were cancelled at Vancouver with a pen line drawn across it.
Jan 3rd 2005, 2:06 pm
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Re: landing experience: manitoba
Hello,
I am coming over for a week then returning back to the UK.
I was looking at the web site concerning filling in the PR card application and it was not straight forward.After reading your comments it sounds that this is all completed at immigration port.Is this correct?
I am coming over for a week then returning back to the UK.
I was looking at the web site concerning filling in the PR card application and it was not straight forward.After reading your comments it sounds that this is all completed at immigration port.Is this correct?
Originally Posted by shriver9
It is very odd that they asked you to apply for a PR card. What they should have asked you for is an address to send that card, and take your photo if you didn't bring one along. You do not need to pay any fees for this card.
Our visas were cancelled at Vancouver with a pen line drawn across it.
Our visas were cancelled at Vancouver with a pen line drawn across it.
Jan 3rd 2005, 4:31 pm
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Re: landing experience: manitoba
Hi
Yes,
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Originally Posted by alan dell
Hello,
I am coming over for a week then returning back to the UK.
I was looking at the web site concerning filling in the PR card application and it was not straight forward.After reading your comments it sounds that this is all completed at immigration port.Is this correct?
I am coming over for a week then returning back to the UK.
I was looking at the web site concerning filling in the PR card application and it was not straight forward.After reading your comments it sounds that this is all completed at immigration port.Is this correct?
PMM
