Is bank statement from US consider as proof of funds while landing??
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Soop,
Yes, US bank statements are totally acceptable. I used BoA statements along with Bank Verification Letter with no issues.
Here is my landing experience in case you are interested to read:
http://www.canadavisa.com/canada-immigration-discussion-board/landed-successfully-used-avr-l1-expired-current-status-h1-t116894.0.html#new
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Yes, US bank statements are totally acceptable. I used BoA statements along with Bank Verification Letter with no issues.
Here is my landing experience in case you are interested to read:
http://www.canadavisa.com/canada-immigration-discussion-board/landed-successfully-used-avr-l1-expired-current-status-h1-t116894.0.html#new
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I am in the NY/NJ area. Yes we can land by rental car. If you are trying to just land and come back rental car is the best bet in my opinionsoop said:
Hello Soop,
I am not aware of what happens at all the borders across the United States. However, if you go by land, my understanding is that nobody cares if you are leaving the country. It's the country that you are entering where security officers will be most concerned. In my case, I wasn't stopped. In fact, there was no booth at all to even watch or stop who is leaving the country. While re-entering the United States though was a different story all together. It felt like I was somewhere in Army base. Lots of Border Security Officers. The one I ran into unluckily was quite rude (you can read about that in my landing experience). But I am sure not all are same.
Anyways, even if somebody's there (while leaving US) to ask questions, never surrender your I-94. Just tell them that you are going to complete your landing formality and will return in whatever time you are planning to return and will need I-94 to re-enter. This is specially important if you are planning to use AVR.
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I am not aware of what happens at all the borders across the United States. However, if you go by land, my understanding is that nobody cares if you are leaving the country. It's the country that you are entering where security officers will be most concerned. In my case, I wasn't stopped. In fact, there was no booth at all to even watch or stop who is leaving the country. While re-entering the United States though was a different story all together. It felt like I was somewhere in Army base. Lots of Border Security Officers. The one I ran into unluckily was quite rude (you can read about that in my landing experience). But I am sure not all are same.
Anyways, even if somebody's there (while leaving US) to ask questions, never surrender your I-94. Just tell them that you are going to complete your landing formality and will return in whatever time you are planning to return and will need I-94 to re-enter. This is specially important if you are planning to use AVR.
Regards,
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