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Hi All, First of sorry if this is in the wrong forum but I am desperately looking for an answer: I am a Canadian PR with a multiple US visitor's visa B2. I recently went to the US for the first time via land and obtained an I94 form that was stapled to my passport. It was valid for 6 months...

it took around 2 weeks delhi - kerala.. i'm sure it won't take as long to get to you.. congrats :)

hubby got his pr card too.. the website said 39 business days.. and bang on! we got it in that time frame

@ DNT : Yay for DNT and wife :) @ brin :I bet your really happy brin!

He got a tote.. but it was more manly ;) lol...

hubby arrived safely on friday... immigration was a breeze... he was asked to sign the COPR and they asked him a few simple questions like date of wedding, who all attended.. etc. It was a easy process he was out in 10 mins. dnt.. just one more day :) keep us updated!

All I could think of after reading this post was - you made her cook already? just joking.. happy to hear you and wife are settling in.. and her land experience was uneventful. Thanks for the info on the landing experience.

yup... counting down

Happy to hear this.. this will def. provide both of you the needed emotional support during the wait - which won't be longer now.

I def. remember you posting that extra nice note... but what I was trying to say is that I'm quite impressed that you actually remembered.. that's real genuine of you...with all the updates you do

pretty impressed.. you're close with the dates - they sent it on apr 7 and he got in on may 2.... I'm sure IPS rises to the occassion.. its just that I didn't have a good experience

I just wanted to say the ppr was sent at the beginning of the month and he got it at the beginning of the NEXT month... didn't want IPS to get unnecessary credit ;) lol..

I am horrible at guesses... but is it something to do with ND?

not mine!

I don't think he will... but Fprince when you do get the chance let us know how your wife's landing/immigration process went at the airport.

For us, it showed In Process before we received the ppr also... but actually the PPR had been mailed out ( prior to the date) ecas updated to In Process it was just that he never received it thanks to IPS. So DNT, for all we can guess a PPR is on its way. But like others said, do contact your MP...

I know when my husband exited India he DID NOT have to show his old passports... but if you do have them with you it's a good idea to carry them with you. Of course I'm not even sure if its a rule you have to have them.. as things vary from city to city and mainly the person you're dealing with...

Fprince - how excited are you right now!!!!

Congrats! No, she will not need her old passports. Just the current one with the nice shiny visa.

You can send in additional docs at any time.