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Green card with no definite plan to move yet?

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Filed: Lift. Cond. (apr) Country: Canada
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The account the fees are paid from must be an American bank actually located in the USA but it does not need to be the petitioner's own account.

The RBC USA is an American Bank actually located in the US (Georgia). This way the OP will have a way of transferring money easily from CAD to USD.

Because they are linked on-line any payment from the Canadian government can go to the Canadian account and be easily transferred into the US account once they are down there. I have checks and a Visa Check Card for my American acoount. You can go to a Canadian branch to fill out the paperwork to open the US account with an appointment.

 
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