I didn't travel much, but I realized that there was once in 2015, I came back to Canada from US via a border entry at Buffalo, the border officer did put any stamp on my passport. But on my passport, I have a stamp from US border office at the date when I entered US.
Looks like the same thing happened to my husband as well. Is it normal?
As others have said, it's pretty common to not get a passport stamp entering Canada if you use a NEXUS trusted traveler kiosk or the automated passport control kiosks (for US & Canadian citizens). When entering the US, it's rare to get a passport stamp when using Global Entry trusted traveler kiosks (I don't know about the US automated kiosks for US/Canadian Citizens since I've only used the GE kiosks).
Even as PRs entering on their birth country's passports we were told by CBSA they do not put stamps in passports anymore.
Unless you end up in secondary inspection for some reason then they will put a stamp probably when they allow you in.
Even as PRs entering on their birth country's passports we were told by CBSA they do not put stamps in passports anymore.
Unless you end up in secondary inspection for some reason then they will put a stamp probably when they allow you in.
