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When I thought I knew everything so I can finish my Canadian return I learned about the partial section 217, so I can get back some of my EI non-resident tax. But I am confused about claiming it.

My 2005 income is only from Canadian sources, worked until Sept. 2005 when moved to US. After Sept. I received EI and interest for my savings (Canadian bank).

But where do I put the amount calculated on Schedule C (part 3 line 31) since there is no line 445 on the "normal" Schedule 1 that I have to use?

Should I leave CRA to deal with it and I would just attach Schedules A, B and C with a note?

And another thing, should I include the EI in the Total Income listed on line 150, or I should ignore it there and add it on Schedule A line 4 (other Canadian income along with the interest earned Sept-Dec 2005) so the correct 2005 total income (line 16 schedule A) will be used on line 25 of Schedule C (part 3: Section 217 tax adjustment)?

In other words, how do I deal with partial year 217 when I have wages and interest before moving to US and EI and interest after that?

I started to panic since there is no much time left for the US return (where I need the Canadian return) and the blame is only on me, I thought it will be easy and now I realize I don't know all the details.

Thank you very much!

Feb. 4/05 - Sent I-129F (Vermont)

Feb. 9/05 - NOA1

April 6/05 - NOA2

May 12/05 - Packet 3 (second one, the first was lost in the mail)

May 19/05 - Police certificate (RCMP London, ON)

May 20/05 - Packet 4 with interview set on July 26/2005

May 25/05 - Medical in Toronto (dr. Seiden)

July 26/05 - Interview in Montreal (successful)

Aug. 15/05 - Visa and the brown envelope in hand

Sept. 28/05 - Moved to the U.S.A. (Ambassador Bridge (Detroit) POE, asked for and got temp. EAD stamp on I-94)

Oct. 6/05 - Civil wedding ceremony

Oct. 8/05 - Religious wedding ceremony

Oct. 13/05 - Sent AOS/EAD/AP

Oct. 14/05 - Applied for SSN

Oct. 22/05 - Received SSN card in the mail

Oct. 24/05 - NOA for AP received (issued Oct. 21)

Oct. 25/05 - NOA's for AOS/EAD received (issued Oct. 21)

Nov. 4/05 - Appointment letter for AOS fingerprints/bio for Nov. 15/2005

Nov. 15/05 - Fingerprints/bio taken for AOS and EAD

Dec. 19/05 - EAD/AP approved

Dec. 27/05 - Received EAD card/AP

Jan. 28/06 - Appointment letter for AOS interview (set on March 15, 2006)

Mar. 15/06 - AOS interview (successful)

Mar. 18/06 - "Welcome to the United States of America" letter

Mar. 25/06 - Received Green Card (good for 2 years)

Dec. 18/07 - Sent I-751 to VSC

Jan. 03/08 - NOA

Feb. 7/08 - Biometrics

Oct. 28/08 - I-751 approved (on-line status)

Nov. 3/08 - Received in the mail the new 10 year GC

Feb. 1/10 - Sent N-400

Feb. 8/10 - NOA

Mar. 24/10 - Fingerprints

May 11/10 - Interview

June 18/10 - US Citizenship Oath

 
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