Canada - No passport stamp... What to do.

Hey, im having a big issue...that I need some help with. I am a perminent resident off the usa and I m now in jamica. But I never flew out the usa I drove to mex then flew from there. Now I want to visit canada, just my dammn luck jamaica didnt stamp my passpost "landed" what can I do . Will canada care that I didn't leave the usa ? Do canada care that I don't have a "landed" stamp in my passport...plz help me

I don't think Canada will care - they certainly never look for other visas/stamps in my passport that I've noticed.

Canada will only care that you have a valid visa to enter their country. In your case, as a permanent US resident you are allowed to enter as a tourist without issue. You must have a valid passport and your greencard.

AC also has their own rules for certain passport holders... so you may need a return ticket as proof you won't stay in Canada... not sure if this is trumped by your green card.

At the border they never care to look at what countries I've visited.
Both at Canada and USA.
And in ICN.

Thank u folks very helpfull..also do any one know if ill be fingerprinted @ airport ..i just think its vrry demeaning. Im a usa perm. Resident

Thank u folks very helpfull..also do any one know if ill be fingerprinted @ airport ..i just think its vrry demeaning. Im a usa perm. ResidentCanada does not fingerprint most arriving PAX. Not yet anyway. If you were arriving on a visa... that could be a different story.

Demeaning or not, get used to it. More and more countries are taking fp's upon arrival. Your current country of residence, the USA, is leading the pack in this regard.
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Ur right "seat" not yet..lol n the usa iz totally over going it.
I dont mind being anti - terrorism but those tettorist didnt have criminal histories n some where us citizen. Smh

But does anyone know if the usa - canada boarder fingerprint on the usa side. Im traveling wt kids n I refuse to have my kids finger-printed

But does anyone know if the usa - canada boarder fingerprint on the usa side. Im traveling wt kids n I refuse to have my kids finger-printed

When flying into the USA the USA fingerprints non-citizens and non-Canadians. I don't know if they fingerprint US green card holders, or children.

A web search could probably tell you.

When flying into the USA the USA fingerprints non-citizens and non-Canadians. I don't know if they fingerprint US green card holders, or children.

A web search could probably tell you.

Thanks for the response, do you know about the land boarder im now think
of driving so do u or anyone know if they print grn card holder or kids which are the same status as myself.

Thanks for the response, do you know about the land boarder im now think
of driving so do u or anyone know if they print grn card holder or kids which are the same status as myself.

Are you writing from a smart phone? The absence of capitalization, punctuation & spellcheck makes your posts very difficult to read.

Thanks for the response, do you know about the land boarder im now think
of driving so do u or anyone know if they print grn card holder or kids which are the same status as myself.

I did a google search - They will fingerprint anyone 14 and older.

However, your post confuses me. You have a green card and you're in Jamaica now, correct? Unless you choose to never re-enter the USA, you're going to be fingerprinted sooner or later when you return to the USA, either from Canada, or from Jamaica.

I did a google search - They will fingerprint anyone 14 and older.

However, your post confuses me. You have a green card and you're in Jamaica now, correct? Unless you choose to never re-enter the USA, you're going to be fingerprinted sooner or later when you return to the USA, either from Canada, or from Jamaica.

Hey thanks for the reply "gg" and I am using a smart phone sorry for the grammer. Ok I read about the US-visit program. That confirmed what u where saying. My wife dont want my son going through that , she says it bad luck....thanks you