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I got PPR today. My wife called me from home that she found an yellow envelop, post marked as of Jan 3,2005, in the mailbox.
Application: Aug 2004
AOR: Nov 2005
IA: Aprl 2005
Add Docu: Sept 2005
PPR Jan 11, 2006
in-canada applicant/student
e-mail in sept 2005 said "early 2006"
e-mail on Jan 5, 2006 said "PPR will be mailed after Jan 10, 2005"
Hope you all get PPR soon.
God bless you all.
[11-01-2006,17:55]
[***.233.109.198]
waiting |
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pretty fast, actually, big congratulations!
[11-01-2006,18:04]
[***.76.1.62]
vampire |
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Congrats waiting,
what type of additional documents did they ask for? I noticed you sent them 5 months after IA. Don´t they give you just 90 days to submit them?
[11-01-2006,18:53]
[***.112.69.74]
Spec |
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Next turn is for Vampire
[11-01-2006,18:57]
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Freedom |
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yes. they gave me 90 days to submit. my wife´s FBI was turned down and we had to resubmit the finger prints. FBI only took a hole 4 months.
[11-01-2006,19:55]
[**.66.94.141]
waiting |
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hi waiting ,
congrats on getting your PPR man.So afterall CIC e-mails were true...
[11-01-2006,19:59]
[***.100.70.135]
Boss |
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By the way, how do you plan to land.Do you have a US visa.
[11-01-2006,20:00]
[***.100.70.135]
Boss |
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yes we have US visas, but i heard you do not need one when landing. all you need is to tell them you are here to land.
[11-01-2006,21:03]
[**.66.94.141]
waiting |
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But the question is are they going to put entry into the passport saying "entry denied" from US side.And will it not affect the future application for US visas.
Thanks for your response, though.
[11-01-2006,21:13]
[***.100.70.135]
Boss |
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Boss:
They will not stamp an entry rejection on your passport, if that´s what you are referring to.
Instead, they will ask you to come into the office and talk to them. They will give you a form to fill in, and they will let you go. They refer to this procedure as ´flagpole´.
This is an established practice, that even CIC recognizes this.
You do not need a US visa to land.
-NeedInfo
[12-01-2006,00:11]
[***.229.11.154]
NeedInfo |
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hi needinfo,
Thanks a lot for the info man. It really helps me to know this that i do not have to spend too much to travel to my home country.
iam thinking of going to rainbow bridge in niagara and walk over the bridge and land back in. Do you think it is a good idea?
[12-01-2006,11:23]
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