I think her record would be availible to the US regardless her Canadian GC/Citizen status.
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Since she is a Canadian GC holder, Canadian immgration won't send her coming back to Canada record to US.
Check this link out or read this:
Travel information for customers flying to, from, via the United States
MONTRÉAL, September 28, 2005 - Commencing October 4, 2005, the U.S. Customs and Border Protection, Department of Homeland Security will require airlines to collect additional Advance Passenger Information (APIS) from customers travelling to, from, and via the United States.
Under the existing APIS program, passengers checking-in for flights to or from U.S. destinations or with an itinerary that includes a U.S. destination, are currently required to provide the following information in advance:
Full Name
Gender
Date of Birth
Citizenship
Passport Number
As of October 4, 2005, airlines will be required to collect the following additional information upon check-in:
Passport country of issuance (if passport required)
Passport expiry date (if passport required)
Travel Document Type
Country of residence
For customers travelling to the U.S., address for the first night in the U.S. (for non U.S. citizens or legal permanent residents)
Alien registration number, where applicable
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Since she is a Canadian GC holder, Canadian immgration won't send her coming back to Canada record to US.Check this link out or read this:
Travel information for customers flying to, from, via the United States
MONTRÉAL, September 28, 2005 - Commencing October 4, 2005, the U.S. Customs and Border Protection, Department of Homeland Security will require airlines to collect additional Advance Passenger Information (APIS) from customers travelling to, from, and via the United States.
Under the existing APIS program, passengers checking-in for flights to or from U.S. destinations or with an itinerary that includes a U.S. destination, are currently required to provide the following information in advance:
Full Name
Gender
Date of Birth
Citizenship
Passport Number
As of October 4, 2005, airlines will be required to collect the following additional information upon check-in:
Passport country of issuance (if passport required)
Passport expiry date (if passport required)
Travel Document Type
Country of residence
For customers travelling to the U.S., address for the first night in the U.S. (for non U.S. citizens or legal permanent residents)
Alien registration number, where applicable
surprise77 said:I totally aggree with Lazerthegreat. But here is what happend to my friend. She got GC through Asylee last year(ND 99 Application) and she recently got her Canadian GC approved( Through Career). She recently plan to go back to her orginal country to see her old parents, she said she hasn't seen them for 10 years!!! These are her points:
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Is it safe for her to do this kind of thing? If it is, I will warn her.