how deny entry to US influences canada student visa?

[David123321]

Hi everyone I need emergency help and advise about Canadian student visa:
Here is my background: I am a Chinese citizen, I have completed one and a half year of study in a top university in Australia(Bachelor of Science). Last semester, I exchange to McGill University for 1 semester. I finished my study at 30th of April. I planed to travel to USA for 20 days from Montreal. However, I was stopped at US customs MAYBE because of the following reasons:
1. I did not sign up for EVUS( which is required for B1/B2 visa), officer told me if I signed up for EVUS all these bad things will not happen to me.(BIGGEST mistake in my life..)
2. I do not have a valid SIM card. I cancelled my SIM card in Montreal on 30th of April and planed to get a prepaid one in Boston. The officer let me to sign up for EVUS but I do not have Internet access( I do not have SIM card and there is not Wifi on the border).
3. I carried some document photos. I did not know why it will cause problem. I carried them in my wallet simply because I do not want waste them. It is common that I only need one photo but I have to print 8 photos because that is the only option post office offers. The officer asked me "Will you get new passport in US" and of course I denied because that is not my intention.
4. I lost my credit card. I lost my Australian bank card in Montreal. However I can call mastercard customer service to get emergency cash in Western Union. At the custom, I only have 300 usd but I explained I can get more after getting into US.(And I have my mother's credit card number and pin so I can book hotel online).
5. I cannot verify my Australia student visa. Australia student visa is electronic visa so there is no stamp on my passport. However I have my uni student card(which I think is useless for proving my state).
6. I am traveling alone. I have showed them my flight ticket from US to China. And I have receipt for hostel booking confirmation as well.
7. I did not tell them I might transfer to a Canadian University. I did not tell them simply because I do not think there is anything to do with traveling to US(also my offer was just conditional offer). They looked through my mail box and think I might try to hide this information.
8. Another thing I think worth to point out is they checked my phone for a while. I think they checked a lot of staff but ALL the apps and emails in my phone show I am a student and I did not lie any word to them. My mail box is about McGIll university and my Australian university. My social media is about discussion with other students. The photos is about me and my friends in Montreal and Australia. I do not think they can find anything about "illegally immigration in US" as that is the thing I did not plan to do.
So in the end they cancel my visitor visa, and decide I am " inadmissible pursuant to Section 212(a)(7)(A)(i)(I) of the INA", and I am "allow to withdraw application in lieu of expedited removal", and I "must obtain all necessary documents for entry prior to next application for admission, and I must provide proof of ties to my last country of residence".
I signed to the sheet to "voluntarily withdraw my application" and the US officer drives me to Canada custom. The Canadian officer ask me about my plan and I said " I might apply a new US visitor visa or just go home".
They told they will give me several days to apply for a new US visitor in Montreal or go home.
My origin Canadian visitor/student visa is valid until 30th of June but they attach a sheet on my passport and told me I have to leave before 31th of May.
And I left Canada to China yesterday.
My question is how this incidence will influence me to apply for Canadian student visa? I am worrying about they might think I am a bad guys and try to stay in Canada/US illegally. I do not thing I have done anything illegally to either Australia,Canada, China and US...
Should I go ahead to apply Canada student visa or just give up and continuing studying in Australia? I want to transfer to Canada simply because I find Canadian University is more challenging during my exchange semester. I have a good academic record as well.

 

[David123321]

I knew the post is so long but PLS help me.... I am desperate now.

 

[k.h.p.]

If you can explain your US visa refusal in a shorter, more succinct version of what you wrote above, it should not have a negative impact on your application. As you have already had a student visa, that should help you in the future.

The key is that you need to be able to explain your US visa refusal clearly and simply.

 

[David123321]

If you can explain your US visa refusal in a shorter, more succinct version of what you wrote above, it should not have a negative impact on your application. As you have already had a student visa, that should help you in the future.

The key is that you need to be able to explain your US visa refusal clearly and simply.

Thanks so much,
I am sorry for the long explanation as I just want to explain more about detail.
But why Canadian custom shorten my student/visitor visa (only 6-month)? I asked them if it has further impact on me but they said they do not know?
Did you mean my "Australian student visa" can help me in further application?

 

[k.h.p.]

You had a visa to come to Canada, yes?

 

[David123321]

You had a visa to come to Canada, yes?

Yes. It is a 6 month student visa. But Canadian custom decide to shorten it after I was denied to enter USA.

 

[canuck78]

You had no reason to be in Canada anymore since your classes were over. Your visa gets reassessed when you leave Canada and enter again. Technically they could have refused you entry but they didn’t. You followed the directions and left so there shouldn’t be any problems. By having a cellphone that didn’t work, having no way to prove you had money in the bank, etc. you became a huge overstayer risk and raised a lot of red flags.

 

[David123321]

You had no reason to be in Canada anymore since your classes were over. Your visa gets reassessed when you leave Canada and enter again. Technically they could have refused you entry but they didn’t. You followed the directions and left so there shouldn’t be any problems. By having a cellphone that didn’t work, having no way to prove you had money in the bank, etc. you became a huge overstayer risk and raised a lot of red flags.

Thanks,
So how will this affect me to apply for a new visa? The Canadian Custom asked me about my plan and I said I had a flight ticket from LA to Shanghai(which is the same as I told US custom, I have receipt as well). But as I was denied to enter US so I will either try to get a new US visa or just go home. So they issued me a new visa.
All the custom things happen at 2nd of May and I left Canada on 6th. Is that too late?
Should I point out this in my further application as well?

 

[k.h.p.]

If they told you to leave by May 31, you left before the expiry of your status. Nothing wrong happened there. You did everything right in Canada.

When you apply in the future, you will need to note that you were refused entry to the United States, because the visa officer determined you did not have appropriate entry documentation. (That is what s.212(a)(7)(A)(i)(I) of the INA says)

 

[canuck78]

Thanks,
So how will this affect me to apply for a new visa? The Canadian Custom asked me about my plan and I said I had a flight ticket from LA to Shanghai(which is the same as I told US custom, I have receipt as well). But as I was denied to enter US so I will either try to get a new US visa or just go home. So they issued me a new visa.
All the custom things happen at 2nd of May and I left Canada on 6th. Is that too late?
Should I point out this in my further application as well?

Confused. Did you not already go back to China? You should follow the timeframe given by the CBSA. The refusal is not a huge deal as long as you declare the refusal in future applications.

 

[k.h.p.]

I read that as he was issued a new US visa and left Canada on May 6.

你已经回中国还是去美国，然后回上海？