Leaving Canada After Landing
Mar 25th 2004, 11:48 am
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Leaving Canada After Landing
I am a U.S. citizen that be landing in Canada with PR status in the
upcoming months. After landing, is there a waiting period before I
can travel by car back to the U.S. to visit family? Or instead, am I
required to obtain a travel document?
Thanks for any insight.
upcoming months. After landing, is there a waiting period before I
can travel by car back to the U.S. to visit family? Or instead, am I
required to obtain a travel document?
Thanks for any insight.
Mar 25th 2004, 2:16 pm
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Re: Leaving Canada After Landing
No waiting period. However, it might be prudent to wait till you get your PR card, which you get a few weeks after landing.
Originally posted by J J
I am a U.S. citizen that be landing in Canada with PR status in the
upcoming months. After landing, is there a waiting period before I
can travel by car back to the U.S. to visit family? Or instead, am I
required to obtain a travel document?
Thanks for any insight.
I am a U.S. citizen that be landing in Canada with PR status in the
upcoming months. After landing, is there a waiting period before I
can travel by car back to the U.S. to visit family? Or instead, am I
required to obtain a travel document?
Thanks for any insight.
Mar 25th 2004, 9:54 pm
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Re: Leaving Canada After Landing
Originally posted by J J
I am a U.S. citizen that be landing in Canada with PR status in the
upcoming months. After landing, is there a waiting period before I
can travel by car back to the U.S. to visit family? Or instead, am I
required to obtain a travel document?
Thanks for any insight.
I am a U.S. citizen that be landing in Canada with PR status in the
upcoming months. After landing, is there a waiting period before I
can travel by car back to the U.S. to visit family? Or instead, am I
required to obtain a travel document?
Thanks for any insight.
Alternatively, you could provide a friends address in Canada for the PR card to be mailed to. Your friend could then send it to you once it's been received.
Hope this helps.
Mar 26th 2004, 12:00 am
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Re: Leaving Canada After Landing
You must apply for the PR card. Takes about three weeks. This is a travel
doc.
See: www.cic.gc.ca for further information.
"J J" <[email protected]> wrote in message
news:[email protected]...
> I am a U.S. citizen that be landing in Canada with PR status in the
> upcoming months. After landing, is there a waiting period before I
> can travel by car back to the U.S. to visit family? Or instead, am I
> required to obtain a travel document?
> Thanks for any insight.
doc.
See: www.cic.gc.ca for further information.
"J J" <[email protected]> wrote in message
news:[email protected]...
> I am a U.S. citizen that be landing in Canada with PR status in the
> upcoming months. After landing, is there a waiting period before I
> can travel by car back to the U.S. to visit family? Or instead, am I
> required to obtain a travel document?
> Thanks for any insight.
Mar 26th 2004, 1:50 pm
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Re: Leaving Canada After Landing
Bud <member15479@british_expats.com> wrote in message news:<[email protected]>...
> There is no
> waiting period. If you do have to leave Canada before your PR card
> arrives, I think you will still be able to enter Canada based on your
> Landing Document if you travel by Car (I asked the immigration officer
> this very question when landing in Toronto in Feb this year and the
> response was positive).
>
> Alternatively, you could provide a friends
> address in Canada for the PR card to be mailed to. Your friend could
> then send it to you once it's been received.
>
> Hope this helps.
Thank you for your help, everyone!
> There is no
> waiting period. If you do have to leave Canada before your PR card
> arrives, I think you will still be able to enter Canada based on your
> Landing Document if you travel by Car (I asked the immigration officer
> this very question when landing in Toronto in Feb this year and the
> response was positive).
>
> Alternatively, you could provide a friends
> address in Canada for the PR card to be mailed to. Your friend could
> then send it to you once it's been received.
>
> Hope this helps.
Thank you for your help, everyone!
