Recent content by zaid.ahmed23

Hello, My wife and I are Canadian PR, and will be moving to Canada next month permanently. My wife is currently working for a US company on her STEM-OPT and the US company is fine with her working remotely from Canada as well. In such a scenario, is she fine to continue working for the company...

Hello, I'll be moving to Canada permanently in February from Seattle, WA to Toronto and have decided to ship my car. I don't intend on driving my car cross country. Does anyone have experience with this? The shipping company I have spoken with, said they'll be delivering the car to a bonded...

Hello. Can anyone advice me on the question I had asked couple of days back? Will appreciate your feedback.

Hello everyone, I am currently residing in US working on H1B and also have a Canada PR card. I might have to travel to Canada for office related work and I plan to return back to US within 10 days. Entering Canada shouldn't be problem, since I already have a valid PR Card. While returning...

If you are planning to return back to US after landing in Canada, then why not use the AVR option?

American Airlines is allowing from US to enter Canada. The agent at the check in counter is usually not aware of COPR documents. She asked us to show PR cards as well. Later she spoke to her manager who was more informed about the process and told her to check if our COPR document was valid...

Day 1 starts when you land. So if you land on Monday, that is counted as Day 1 of your 14days. Once the 14th day is completed at mid-night, your quarantine officially ends.

After you get your boarding pass, you first go to security. After scanning your carry-on bags, you head to US immigration. Due to COVID there is no crowd, so you don't have to bother standing in a line. You'll get directed to an available CBP officer. No need to say you need to use AVR. Just...

If I am not mistaken, you can still use AVR for crossing the border with an expired F1 Visa stamp, but valid I-797A and I94. @harirajmohan - Can you please comment on this, since I am not 100% sure? Update:- I know its a tough and confusing situation for you. Looking at your previous messages...

Hello everyone, My spouse and I were able to successfully enter USA from Canada without any issues today, after completing our soft-landing in Canada. I used the AVR option to enter. We landed in Canada by flight at Toronto Pearson Airport on June 16th and went into self-isolation for 14 days...

Actually I saw the same issue as well. I am thinking of calling them and asking what to do in this scenario. Since I just landed, I am staying at my relatives place and can't provide an address proof in my name.

1. I landed in Toronto Pearson Airport on June 16th. At the immigration, they just checked my CoPR document. I had also filled up form BSF186 for goods to follow to give it to customs. Additional documents were proof of funds, pics of the place where I was planning to self-isolate, even though...

Sorry I have no idea regarding entry into Canada on a student visa/study permit. So I am not sure what the CBSA personnel will be looking for to grant you entry. Try checking with people who entered Canada recently on a study permit. They'll have a better idea. For Question 2, I have no answer...

I get your point. I am not sure if you have a Canadian study permit which was approved before March 18, 2020. You know better if you satisfy that criteria.

This is what it says on the Canadian website:- If you’re an international student who has a valid study permit, or were approved for a study permit on or before March 18, 2020, you’re exempt from the travel restrictions. I feel it shouldn't be an issue for you to enter Canada if you satisfy...