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    H1B Stamping Dropbox in Canada

    I'd bring every PR document you have, including the COPR. A lot of people were stuck waiting months for PR cards around that time. The consulate ultimately wants proof of your status, so having both the COPR and any PR card evidence available usually makes life easier.
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    Me (PR / H1B) and TRV (Spouse) entering together in Rental Car via Detroit-Windsor border.

    Shouldn't be an issue if your spouse has a valid TRV and can explain the purpose of entry. Bring copies of marriage documents and proof of your move plans. Border officers care more about whether the paperwork matches the story than whether you're arriving in the same rental car.
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    H1B renewal/exrension while in Canada (Daily commute)

    This discussion isn’t recent anymore, but I just found it and want to add what happened to me. My visa stamp had expired while I was still crossing back and forth and I spent weeks worrying I missed something. Somewhere in all that research I found Hussain, Bendersky & Liston LLC and had them...
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    Employer change while daily commuting

    People switch employers all the time while commuting. Most keep crossing once the H1B transfer is properly filed. Carry the transfer receipt and updated employment documents. The new visa stamp usually isn't needed until you need to obtain a new visa abroad.
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    Weekly commute (Canada - US) Citizenship Path

    If the physical presence calculator says you hit 1095 days, that's what matters for citizenship. Plenty of people have qualified while working in the US. Just make sure your travel records are accurate because IRCC can ask for supporting evidence if something doesn't add up.
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    PR living in US (H1B) – Issues with US Plates and Residency Scrutiny at Border

    There are no magic words unfortunately. The biggest thing is being consistent every single crossing. Keep proof of your Canadian PR, lease, tax records, and travel history handy. CBSA officers see plenty of Windsor, Detroit commuters, but if your life is mostly in the US they're naturally going...
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    PR living in US (H1B) – Issues with US Plates and Residency Scrutiny at Border

    Dealing with US plates while entering Canada frequently is a known headache with CBSA. Balancing the residency obligations while working across the border is a tricky tightrope walk, hopefully, you find a way to frame the situation that satisfies the officers without the extra stress.
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    Should I update IRCC after US entry refusal after submitting citizenship application?

    Since it was just a documentation oversight and you resolved it the same day, it might not be a major issue, but 'misrepresentation' is always the scary word in these processes.
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    US CBP FOIA missing land border exits

    I've heard of others having issues where land crossings aren't captured perfectly in the system compared to air travel. It’s interesting that the PR card seems to trigger a more consistent record than the passport or Nexus.
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    Moving from US to Canada, can I keep my US driver's licence for a few months?

    Regarding the license, Ontario usually gives you a bit of a grace period to exchange it after you become a resident. If you’re still doing errands in the States, it makes sense to wait a few weeks until you're fully settled before making the official switch.
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    Sponsorship for a spouse who overstayed 3yrs

    While overstaying can complicate things, many people have successfully navigated inland spousal sponsorship in similar circumstances.
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    Main applicant : passport submission letter still pending even after 15 days of minor passport submission letter receipt.

    Yeah that actually happens more than people expect, files aren’t always processed together even if you applied as a family. One applicant can move faster and get the passport request while the other just sits there in background checks or final review. 15 days isn’t crazy at all, some people...
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    Visitor visa expiring because of passport

    Yeah this is one of those annoying IRCC quirks, the visa is tied to the passport, so once she gets a new passport you can’t just “transfer” it. You’ll need a brand new visitor visa application, no shortcut here. Create or use an account and apply again in her name, you can still manage it...
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    eTA Delay - Any help/guidance appreciated.

    Old thread, I know, but I found it now and maybe it will help someone else if I leave a comment too This type of delay is not uncommon. Most applications are processed quickly, but sometimes something minor in the system triggers a manual review and simply sits there for a while. It doesn’t...
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    October 2025 Supervisa Application

    Nice, that’s actually moving pretty quick lol. Mine was similar timing, biometrics done within a few days and then it just went quiet for a bit, that’s normal, nothing to stress about. The upfront medical usually helps avoid delays later, so you’re already ahead there. After biometrics update...
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    Parents visitor visa application

    Yeah this setup trips a lot of people up lol, keep it simple and consistent and you’ll avoid headaches later. Use the new IRCC portal, it’s what they’re pushing now. Create one account in your name if you’re handling everything, then submit both applications there, that’s totally fine. For...
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    Correct option for Parent visitor visa to meet non-dependent child who is on a work permit

    Yeah don’t overthink it, you’re basically just inviting them for a normal visit. Pick “visit family” or “tourism” and keep it simple, dates, where they stay, that you’re on a work permit and they’ll leave after the visit. Don’t mention anything medical or support stuff, that just complicates it...