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ronaldoyaronaldo said:
I did my landing yesterday through New Brunswick and Maine border. US customs gave me a hard time and they made me go through a second inspection even though I have a valid visa to the states. They asked me bunch of questions and I was like shouldn't this be the Canadian customs' concern and not yours?! they were like that's the process. They all had attitude, I wanted to rip the US visa and threw it in their face and tell them to shove it up their butts. So anyway, I then drove back to the Canadian side and as expected, officers were all welcoming, friendly, and smiling. I asked the officer why don't you teach the US officers some manners in how to deal with people? He laughed and told me "We don't even deal with the US officers". They asked for the CPR and the PP. The officer asked me the questions on the CPR and made me initial by them. and then I signed both copies. One stayed with him and one for my records to obtain SIN and health card. He then gave me a piece of paper to write my address and then sat on his computer for a couple minutes and then the process was over. The whole process took around 30-45 minutes, 80% of that time was spent in the states, irony much?
Congratulations
 
bradders said:
I had exactly the same situation. The US customs officers were rude, arrogant and in my face. Whereas the Canadians were happy, friendly and smiley! At least we know we picked the right country! :)

Yeah man what the hell, they piss off, they don't realize that their country isn't the land of dreams anymore. Even illegal immigrants don't wanna go there now
 
Ojeola said:
Yea, i got everything i needed for now. SIN number was change to a 6 from 9.........

to 7. I've changed mine already.
 
verveiko said:
to 7. I've changed mine already.
7 ??? i haven't heard about that before. SIN number 6 is for permanent residence or Citizen while 9 is for temporary workers ....
 
Ojeola said:
7 ??? i haven't heard about that before. SIN number 6 is for permanent residence or Citizen while 9 is for temporary workers ....

1: Atlantic Provinces: Nova Scotia, New Brunswick, Prince Edward Island, and Newfoundland and Labrador (this may also cover overseas residents).
2–3: Québec
4–5: Ontario (#4 includes overseas forces)
6: Prairie Provinces (Manitoba, Saskatchewan, and Alberta), Northwest Territories, and Nunavut
7: Pacific Region (British Columbia and Yukon)
8: Not used
9: Temporary resident
0: Not used (Canada Revenue may assign fictitious SIN numbers beginning with zero to taxpayers who do not have SINs)
 
babakura said:
1: Atlantic Provinces: Nova Scotia, New Brunswick, Prince Edward Island, and Newfoundland and Labrador (this may also cover overseas residents).
2–3: Québec
4–5: Ontario (#4 includes overseas forces)
6: Prairie Provinces (Manitoba, Saskatchewan, and Alberta), Northwest Territories, and Nunavut
7: Pacific Region (British Columbia and Yukon)
8: Not used
9: Temporary resident
0: Not used (Canada Revenue may assign fictitious SIN numbers beginning with zero to taxpayers who do not have SINs)

Thanks for the info bro, that a nice eye opener for me...