Nexus Application (Canadian on L1 visa)
Jan 4, 2018, 6:55 pm
#1
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Join Date: Jan 2018
Posts: 1
Nexus Application (Canadian on L1 visa)
Hi Guys,
So I did something quite stupid this evening...
I am a Canadian who recently relocated to Chicago for work. I completed my Nexus card application today, but forgot to provide one specific detail. Although I provided them with my passport and birth certificate, I forgot to provide my L1 visa details (allowing me legal residence within the US). Looking online I see once I certify everything, I cannot make any edits to my application. I tried searching to see if there were any other idiots like me... it also happened to happen after hours so i'm left in the dark currently.
Has anyone heard of this happening before / if someone was denied due to not providing the visa details?
Thank you for any help!
So I did something quite stupid this evening...
I am a Canadian who recently relocated to Chicago for work. I completed my Nexus card application today, but forgot to provide one specific detail. Although I provided them with my passport and birth certificate, I forgot to provide my L1 visa details (allowing me legal residence within the US). Looking online I see once I certify everything, I cannot make any edits to my application. I tried searching to see if there were any other idiots like me... it also happened to happen after hours so i'm left in the dark currently.
Has anyone heard of this happening before / if someone was denied due to not providing the visa details?
Thank you for any help!
Jan 5, 2018, 1:35 pm
#2
Join Date: Sep 2017
Posts: 40
Hi Guys,
So I did something quite stupid this evening...
I am a Canadian who recently relocated to Chicago for work. I completed my Nexus card application today, but forgot to provide one specific detail. Although I provided them with my passport and birth certificate, I forgot to provide my L1 visa details (allowing me legal residence within the US). Looking online I see once I certify everything, I cannot make any edits to my application. I tried searching to see if there were any other idiots like me... it also happened to happen after hours so i'm left in the dark currently.
Has anyone heard of this happening before / if someone was denied due to not providing the visa details?
Thank you for any help!
So I did something quite stupid this evening...
I am a Canadian who recently relocated to Chicago for work. I completed my Nexus card application today, but forgot to provide one specific detail. Although I provided them with my passport and birth certificate, I forgot to provide my L1 visa details (allowing me legal residence within the US). Looking online I see once I certify everything, I cannot make any edits to my application. I tried searching to see if there were any other idiots like me... it also happened to happen after hours so i'm left in the dark currently.
Has anyone heard of this happening before / if someone was denied due to not providing the visa details?
Thank you for any help!
However, I did have issues the first time I used GE as my Visa did not show up as an option. I got a big X and the officer needed to update my profile at YYZ.
Jan 11, 2018, 8:48 pm
#3
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Join Date: May 1998
Location: NYC
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I wouldn't worry about it.
NEXUS can be obtained on Canadian (or US) passport alone. Now when you actually use NEXUS, CBP (or vice versa) may ask purpose of visit and may also ask for supporting documentation at time of entry.
NEXUS can be obtained on Canadian (or US) passport alone. Now when you actually use NEXUS, CBP (or vice versa) may ask purpose of visit and may also ask for supporting documentation at time of entry.
Jan 12, 2018, 4:06 pm
#4
Join Date: May 2013
Location: New York
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Posts: 1,079
If you applied with proper details in every field, including valid address/passport info, they should be able to address that during your interview no problem. I wouldn't worry about it. My Canadian work permit (on my US passport) was only added to my NEXUS profile at the interview.