Quick question. I have a Green card and drove to Canada in May without a passport (I was told it would be ok as long as I had a valid Green card)
The Canadian border officer was pretty nice and he didn't care that I didn't have a passport, he just looked at my Green card and gave it back to me and welcomed me to Canada (didn't scan or anything)
However he didn't give me any form with an entry date stamp or some kind of entry thing, just looked at Greencard, looked at me, and let me in, it was pretty fast. I was with about 10 relatives, a mix of Canadian and U.S citizens and he was in a hurry.
So now when I go back to the U.S in July, how do I prove them them I've only been here for less than 6 months? IF they ask, can I just tell them to call and check with the Canadian people? I don't have an entry stamp and am a bit worried.
The Canadian border officer was pretty nice and he didn't care that I didn't have a passport, he just looked at my Green card and gave it back to me and welcomed me to Canada (didn't scan or anything)
However he didn't give me any form with an entry date stamp or some kind of entry thing, just looked at Greencard, looked at me, and let me in, it was pretty fast. I was with about 10 relatives, a mix of Canadian and U.S citizens and he was in a hurry.
So now when I go back to the U.S in July, how do I prove them them I've only been here for less than 6 months? IF they ask, can I just tell them to call and check with the Canadian people? I don't have an entry stamp and am a bit worried.