How Much Information Do Canadian and USA Immigration Share

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It’s common knowledge that USA and Canadian immigration are probably the most tightly coupled immigration collaboration in the world.



How much do they really share on applicants, immigrants, border crossers?



PS: The question is not about whether they share information, that’s already settled and might even already have an answer here.






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    It’s common knowledge that USA and Canadian immigration are probably the most tightly coupled immigration collaboration in the world.



    How much do they really share on applicants, immigrants, border crossers?



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      It’s common knowledge that USA and Canadian immigration are probably the most tightly coupled immigration collaboration in the world.



      How much do they really share on applicants, immigrants, border crossers?



      PS: The question is not about whether they share information, that’s already settled and might even already have an answer here.






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      It’s common knowledge that USA and Canadian immigration are probably the most tightly coupled immigration collaboration in the world.



      How much do they really share on applicants, immigrants, border crossers?



      PS: The question is not about whether they share information, that’s already settled and might even already have an answer here.






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          Apparently they share almost everything:



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          Source: Directives for Sharing Information Pursuant to the 2003 Canada-U.S. Statement of Mutual Understanding on Information Sharing (Appendix B, page 28)






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            A better question would have been how they share information. In the case of USA-Canada, the share based on on biographic AND biometric data. You should assume each country has access to at least all electronically stored immigration and criminal data.
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          Apparently they share almost everything:



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          Source: Directives for Sharing Information Pursuant to the 2003 Canada-U.S. Statement of Mutual Understanding on Information Sharing (Appendix B, page 28)






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            A better question would have been how they share information. In the case of USA-Canada, the share based on on biographic AND biometric data. You should assume each country has access to at least all electronically stored immigration and criminal data.
            – greatone
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          Apparently they share almost everything:



          enter image description here



          Source: Directives for Sharing Information Pursuant to the 2003 Canada-U.S. Statement of Mutual Understanding on Information Sharing (Appendix B, page 28)






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            A better question would have been how they share information. In the case of USA-Canada, the share based on on biographic AND biometric data. You should assume each country has access to at least all electronically stored immigration and criminal data.
            – greatone
            2 hours ago












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          Apparently they share almost everything:



          enter image description here



          Source: Directives for Sharing Information Pursuant to the 2003 Canada-U.S. Statement of Mutual Understanding on Information Sharing (Appendix B, page 28)






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          Apparently they share almost everything:



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          Source: Directives for Sharing Information Pursuant to the 2003 Canada-U.S. Statement of Mutual Understanding on Information Sharing (Appendix B, page 28)







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            A better question would have been how they share information. In the case of USA-Canada, the share based on on biographic AND biometric data. You should assume each country has access to at least all electronically stored immigration and criminal data.
            – greatone
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            A better question would have been how they share information. In the case of USA-Canada, the share based on on biographic AND biometric data. You should assume each country has access to at least all electronically stored immigration and criminal data.
            – greatone
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          A better question would have been how they share information. In the case of USA-Canada, the share based on on biographic AND biometric data. You should assume each country has access to at least all electronically stored immigration and criminal data.
          – greatone
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          A better question would have been how they share information. In the case of USA-Canada, the share based on on biographic AND biometric data. You should assume each country has access to at least all electronically stored immigration and criminal data.
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