return to canada after overstayed

[nickcast1988]

hello everyone, last year I went to visit canada and I liked so much that I asked for an extension as visitor, j come from an visa exempt country. Unfortunately I got refused, but I did not get any removal order and I was not even told to notify my departure, anyway I stayed around six months longer and after I left. Nobody asked me anything and I just left.I am thinking about going to the us,and my friend and I thought about driving to Toronto, he is a greencard holder is the us. My question is, is it possible that my entry gets denied at the border? I wanted also to leave from Toronto airport and go to Mexico for a trip. Do you think it is risky for me to go back to canada? Are they going to deny me the entry?
thanks

 

[scylla]

There's always some chance you could be denied entry - the chance of that increases with an overstay. Impossible for any of us to say what will happen at the border - that will be up to the CBSA officer you speak to.

 

[nickcast1988]

There's always some chance you could be denied entry - the chance of that increases with an overstay. Impossible for any of us to say what will happen at the border - that will be up to the CBSA officer you speak to.

I understand, but there are no proofs on my passport that I overstayed, can the officer check the flight records?

 

[scylla]

I understand, but there are no proofs on my passport that I overstayed, can the officer check the flight records?

Yes - they have access to information beyond what's in your passport.

 

[nickcast1988]

Yes - they have access to information beyond what's in your passport.

ok I understood, as you said it's always up to the officer, my friend that live in the us told me that when you come from the states usually they don't care that much, they just stamp your passport while you're in the car, anyway I'm going to prove them I'm gonna live canada for Mexico

 

[wilson]

ok I understood, as you said it's always up to the officer, my friend that live in the us told me that when you come from the states usually they don't care that much, they just stamp your passport while you're in the car, anyway I'm going to prove them I'm gonna live canada for Mexico

At the Canadian entry point from USA, CBSA officer at the gate will scan your passport and will ask you how long you stayed in Canada during last visit and the date you departed. You cannot lie there and admit the fact that you did overstay, which could end in a refusal of entry. But incase (??),if the officer does not check your period of stay, he may let you in..... God only knows!!!!