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Hi I went to service ontario to get a health card 2 months ago. It's been 8 weeks and I still haven't got it in the mail yet. Should I be worried?

No I went in the US and got some buffalo wings and landed when I was back in Canada.

Landed today at Buffalo Peace Bridge. The US officers were 1000 times friendlier than the canadian ones.

CoPR received today! Landing tomorroworrowowrororrorw

Decision made on eCAS here. What are the odds of that being a refusal given my time frame? :P

Seriously, don't see a lawyer. Everything you need can be found here and the instructions from CIC.

I hope that is the case. But I saw posts in this forum with people saying that the VO can still ask for it.

I haven't got Hong kong PPC request either. But the last time I was there was over 10 years ago and less than 6 months after I turned 18. So my case could be a bit different than yours.

Gotta love the conservatives, they just have no idea what they're talking about. This reminds me of Romney and Ryan's "Spending plan" to reduce the US deficit when they actually have none.

I was just laughing at how gullible people are :P

More about shitty canada post services... I sent my application to Sydney from toronto via express. It didnt leave the toronto post office until 1 week later.

da fuk did u find it?

Precisely.

It's your life after all. When bad things happen don't tell me I didn't warn you :)

I didn't save it. But try googling flag polling.

Well, the next time she enters the US it may cause trouble. There are cases that people who got administrative refusal will be sent to secondary screening the next time they enter the US. It may depend on which border agent you get. But for me I'm not willing to risk future complications. I...

Just because there will be a record of the person being refused entry to the US. I have come across posts on an US immigration forum that flag-polers getting administrative refusal being sent to secondary screening when they go to the US after.

I would strongly advise not to get entry refusal from the US. Even though it is "just an administrative refusal". It will stay on your record and may cause trouble / delay in your next entry to the US.

Just walk on the bridge, take a step across the US border. And turn back. Make sure you have your phone recording your face and you within the US border. Go back to canada and show the VO's the video as you land. Not sure if this works. But this is technically correct.

Some countries don't need the TRV to enter canada.