James Dalrymple

Hi,
Background - I'm a British citizen living in Canada under a visitor visa
,Applied to Buffalo under skilled worker category in Feb 2002 ,completed
medicals and am waiting for Passport request.My e-client says decision made.
Questions - What is the actual process of landing ? ,do i have to leave
Canada and cross the border again to receive my visa ? or am i able to
receive it within Canada ?

Thanks ,

P.s. To weigh in on the recent Andrew Miller sceptics.He doesn't have to
give up his time giving free advice to people on this newsgroup he chooses
to which is an admirable quality in any profession and in my experience a
rare one for lawyers.He has only ever given me honest and helpful advice to
which i am very grateful.

Andrew Miller

Once you get your passport with PR visa back from Buffalo you will have to
leave Canada and re-enter to complete landing process. It can be done just
by driving to the closest road border crossing with US, leaving Canada and
turning back before reaching US immigration. On some border crossings simple
walk around Canadian customs/immigration building will do the trick.

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Andrew Miller
Immigration Consultant
Vancouver, British Columbia
email: [email protected]
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"James Dalrymple" <[email protected]> wrote in message
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    > Hi,
    > Background - I'm a British citizen living in Canada under a visitor visa
    > ,Applied to Buffalo under skilled worker category in Feb 2002 ,completed
    > medicals and am waiting for Passport request.My e-client says decision
made.
    > Questions - What is the actual process of landing ? ,do i have to leave
    > Canada and cross the border again to receive my visa ? or am i able to
    > receive it within Canada ?
    > Thanks ,
    > P.s. To weigh in on the recent Andrew Miller sceptics.He doesn't have to
    > give up his time giving free advice to people on this newsgroup he chooses
    > to which is an admirable quality in any profession and in my experience a
    > rare one for lawyers.He has only ever given me honest and helpful advice
to
    > which i am very grateful.