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I just wanted to share my experience crossing from the U.S to Canada without a certificate of citizenship or a Canadian passport. I had my oath form, copy of my PR card, COPR with the line "Holder is no longer a permanent resident" written on it, my foreign passport, and my driver license...

I didn't provide any reason for the request either. It took them 2 months. Here is the full text of the request. Description: I would like to request my entry/exit records from 01/01/2016 till 12/31/2021 under the Freedom of Information Act. I am submitting with this request of my travel...

Yes, I did receive full records from the US CBP. Just as a point of reference, I am also a green card holder in commuter status.

Are you sure that's the case? I understand that I94 records are not accessible for green card holders and US citizens. I believe that green card holders/US citizens should be able to request entry/exit records throught the Freedom of Information Act. Either way, good luck. Check these out...

It is a personal reference tool in my case. IMO, submitting the excel spreadsheet seems redundant because you yourself prepare the physical presence calculator for your application. So in a way, that calculator is a spreadsheet but in their prefered format. Of course, keep your excel...

I was in the same situation with some minor differences. I commuted from Ontario to New York instead. Here is my experience. 1) Likely yes. I was not asked for a RQ but was asked for US entry/exit records and needed to file an FOIA request for those records. My suggestion is you keep your...

My oath is scheduled on Jan 24.

Chatr and Lucky Mobile are also prepaid.

If you are near wifi a lot, then wifi setting will work. If not, wifi setting doesn't do much. However, if you are near wifi a lot, then why the need for an unlimited plan anyway? I needed a US plan because I worked in the States and my commute was long. Even so, I never went past 5gb a month...

It worked for me for about a year till Tmobile started blocking roaming. There is a condition that 50% of your usage has to be in the U.S. More discussion about this can be found here https://thepointsguy.com/news/t-mobile-to-block-roaming-for-travelers-who-roam-excessively/. Also, VOIP or...

You can explore a commuter green card. A commuter GC allows you to live in Canada or Mexico as long as you maintain a job in the U.S. You can read more about commuter green card from the links below. A quick Google search will also give you plenty of information...