Full Version: Does Canada offer a nexus pass?
USCs who travel back and forth to Canada can get a nexus pass... does Canada offer something similar for Canadians travelin to the U.S. on a regular basis?
I thought the Nexus pass was also good for Canadians too.
It is for either citizen, US or Canadian.
Yay! You decided to stay!!! 
I never went anywhere, I just gave up on tracking the immigration crap. It hasn't brought me any hope, only frustration.
So, back to the Nexus pass, the site I found was for U.S. or green card holders only. Where can I find the Canadian one? I think it might behoove us to get one for the hubby to hopefully lessen his hassles with U.S. immigration over the next couple years while he travels back and forth to visit me. *sighs*
So, back to the Nexus pass, the site I found was for U.S. or green card holders only. Where can I find the Canadian one? I think it might behoove us to get one for the hubby to hopefully lessen his hassles with U.S. immigration over the next couple years while he travels back and forth to visit me. *sighs*
QUOTE(Delicia @ Dec 10 2007, 06:41 PM) 
I never went anywhere, I just gave up on tracking the immigration crap. It hasn't brought me any hope, only frustration.
So, back to the Nexus pass, the site I found was for U.S. or green card holders only. Where can I find the Canadian one? I think it might behoove us to get one for the hubby to hopefully lessen his hassles with U.S. immigration over the next couple years while he travels back and forth to visit me. *sighs*
So, back to the Nexus pass, the site I found was for U.S. or green card holders only. Where can I find the Canadian one? I think it might behoove us to get one for the hubby to hopefully lessen his hassles with U.S. immigration over the next couple years while he travels back and forth to visit me. *sighs*
Here is the link
http://cbsa-asfc.gc.ca/prog/nexus/menu-eng.html
merci beaucoup!
I guess we have to wait until CIC gets around to generating the PR Card for husband, and they don't seem to be in any hurry. But, with all the hassles he gets from the U.S. and Canada both (for not have a PR card and still using his landed immigrant paper and not being or applying for citzenship) I think it's definitely worth getting one.
I guess we have to wait until CIC gets around to generating the PR Card for husband, and they don't seem to be in any hurry. But, with all the hassles he gets from the U.S. and Canada both (for not have a PR card and still using his landed immigrant paper and not being or applying for citzenship) I think it's definitely worth getting one.
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