I have a query !!!!!!please help

[libram]

I'm new to this forum. I found it's members are very informative and helpful. For this reason I make my mind to post my query here. I'm holding 2 passports. Both of them from my motherland. One is before married with my Father's name as last name which I submitted for stamping immigration visa. As in all of my educational and professional certificate and all I used my Father's name as last name but after marriage I made another passport with my husband's name as last name and this passport contains 5 years multiple entry USA tourist visa. Now my query is Can I go to New York from Toronto with another passport ? In a nut shell can I use that post marriage passport if I intend to visit USA from Canada? Can anyone enlighten me about this matter please?

 

[qorax]

I'm new to this forum. I found it's members are very informative and helpful. For this reason I make my mind to post my query here. I'm holding 2 passports. Both of them from my motherland. One is before married with my Father's name as last name which I submitted for stamping immigration visa. As in all of my educational and professional certificate and all I used my Father's name as last name but after marriage I made another passport with my husband's name as last name and this passport contains 5 years multiple entry USA tourist visa. Now my query is Can I go to New York from Toronto with another passport ? In a nut shell can I use that post marriage passport if I intend to visit USA from Canada? Can anyone enlighten me about this matter please?

As I understand, we aren't supposed to 'hold' 2 valid pps of the same country [neither from multiple countries - unless there's a 'dual citizenship' case]. It amounts to immigration fraud. When we obtain another pp -- it makes the previous one 'invalid' in the eyes of the law [notwithstanding the fact whether the older one was 'cancelled', 'invalidated' or 'obliterated']. If there was an ommission by the holder or the pp office [whether 'wilful' or otherwise] - the previous pp is supposed to be 'destroyed'.

Qorax

 

[libram]

As I understand, we aren't supposed to 'hold' 2 valid pps of the same country [neither from multiple countries - unless there's a 'dual citizenship' case]. It amounts to immigration fraud. When we obtain another pp -- it makes the previous one 'invalid' in the eyes of the law [notwithstanding the fact whether the older one was 'cancelled', 'invalidated' or 'obliterated']. If there was an ommission by the holder or the pp office [whether 'wilful' or otherwise] - the previous pp is supposed to be 'destroyed'.

Qorax

Thank you

 

[mchowdhury]

I'm new to this forum. I found it's members are very informative and helpful. For this reason I make my mind to post my query here. I'm holding 2 passports. Both of them from my motherland. One is before married with my Father's name as last name which I submitted for stamping immigration visa. As in all of my educational and professional certificate and all I used my Father's name as last name but after marriage I made another passport with my husband's name as last name and this passport contains 5 years multiple entry USA tourist visa. Now my query is Can I go to New York from Toronto with another passport ? In a nut shell can I use that post marriage passport if I intend to visit USA from Canada? Can anyone enlighten me about this matter please?

As far as I know, people with Canadian PR do not need visa or passport to enter USA, you can just show your Cnadaian ID or PR card at the port of entry to US. Please check with others.

 

[qorax]

As far as I know, people with Canadian PR do not need visa or passport to enter USA, you can just show your Cnadaian ID or PR card at the port of entry to US. Please check with others.

No. PRs do need visa to enter the US.

 

[libram]

No. PRs do need visa to enter the US.

If I take visa again from Canada they will know that this person already has visa on different last name. What will I do then? Please enlighten me Qorax

 

[qorax]

If I take visa again from Canada they will know that this person already has visa on different last name. What will I do then? Please enlighten me Qorax

Yes, u cannot do that... it'd create protential trouble.
IMHO, your submission of the older pp for the PRV is also troubling. If it were me, I'd have sent the new one for the stamping.

Qorax

 

[libram]

Yes, u cannot do that... it'd create protential trouble.
IMHO, your submission of the older pp for the PRV is also troubling. If it were me, I'd have sent the new one for the stamping.

Qorax

I don't understand new one for stamping means? I mean what stamping Canadian PR?

 

[qorax]

I don't understand new one for stamping means? I mean what stamping Canadian PR?

I meant this 'stamping' [your PRV stamping]:

I'm new to this forum. I found it's members are very informative and helpful. For this reason I make my mind to post my query here. I'm holding 2 passports. Both of them from my motherland. One is before married with my Father's name as last name which I submitted for stamping immigration visa. As in all of my educational and professional certificate and all I used my Father's name as last name but after marriage I made another passport with my husband's name as last name and this passport contains 5 years multiple entry USA tourist visa. Now my query is Can I go to New York from Toronto with another passport ? In a nut shell can I use that post marriage passport if I intend to visit USA from Canada? Can anyone enlighten me about this matter please?

Qorax

 

[mchowdhury]

No. PRs do need visa to enter the US.

oh ok. just so I know, is it then only the other way round -I mean US PRs dont need visa to enter Canada, just ID will suffice? coz my cousin has US Green card and he could enter Canada to visit without a Canadian tourist visa last year.

 

[libram]

I meant this 'stamping' [your PRV stamping]:

Qorax

oh got it. actually all of my educational documents and job related document I used my father's name in last name and changing all these again is time consuming . Thats why I send my old passport.