Ontarkie
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The Jedi's second Pumpkin
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Big Sister's pumpkin
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The Tornado's Pumpkin The Jedi's Pumpkin
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If you haven't jump on over to the thread below this comes up a lot recently.
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~~Moved to US Citizenship General Discussion, from Bringing Family of PR- the OP is asking about the N400~~ -
~~Moved to the Canada forum , form Bringing family of PR- the Topics about importing car and has been discussed in the Canada forum often.~~
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CRBA taking longer than usual, what do I do
Ontarkie replied to james 123's topic in Consular Reports of Birth Abroad (CRBA)
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Processing time?
Ontarkie replied to mikehussey's topic in What Visa Do I Need - Family Based Immigration
~~Moved to What Visa Do I Need, from Off Topic- as we do not know what visa the OP is asking about~~ -
~~Moved to the Regional forum, from Off Topic- the OP is asking Country specific questions.~~
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~~Folks we cannot derail this thread further. This thread is about the DS-5535, all talk of OHIP must stop or admin action will be taken.~~
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~~Moved to AOS Family K1/K3, from K1 P&P- the topic involves AOS.~~
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~~Moved to AOS Family K1/K3 P&P, from K1 P&P- the OP is asking about AOS.~~
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The wording you used is the exact issue. You said you would be returning to Canada and making your permanent move later. Yes, the mere act of gaining PR in the US is when you endorse the visa. You cannot be a a resident in Canada while claiming to US immigration that you are a US PR the day you crossed. Your last Canadian taxes you will mark the day that visa was endorsed. That is the day they will go by for everything. I swear I'm not making this stuff up. They have nailed many ppl for this, it may take them years but they do it all the time. Anyway, I won't be derailing this thread any longer.
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Yes 16 years old needs one too. You may need to ask for someone else if they give you a hard time.
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Family/Friends unsupportive
Ontarkie replied to Bunninuts's topic in Moving to the US and Your New Life In America
~~Moved to Moving Here and Your New life, from K1 P&P- as the topic is not specific to the K1 Process, but judgement and lack of support from family and friends.~~ -
~~Moved to Effects of Major Family Changes, from AOS from K1 P&P- the OP is past the K1 AOS stage and similar threads are discussed here.~~
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I had a few surgeries and my daughter had an emergency appendectomy. They didn't need the records. They may know how hard it is to actually get those records in Canada and the cost to even try.
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~~Moved to What Visa DO I Need, from K1 P&P - as a K1 visa is not for this purpose.~~
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Hijack post has been removed. Poster already has an existing thread.~~
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~~Moved to IR1/CR1 P&P, from Bringing Family of USC- As the OP will be starting the visa process for spouse and CR's for children.~~
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Well they can contract you out and then you do something that way. I don't know how that part works but that was something other members have done. Oh no they will treat you as a non resident to squeeze every last cent they can out of you. Especially when you sell that house.
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CRA will go by the date you cross the border to endorse the visa. That is the date you will mark on your exit taxes.
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Ours had signs out for a couple weeks now.
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We used to have a member who worked on the Canadian side of the border for CBP. She had to pay taxes for Health care and still could not use it. Now if your employer has the added on Dental you pay, you can use that as it is fully paid by your employer and you, but any health care cover add ons are supplemental and you can't use them. For taxes yes you would continue to pay for 2023 and 2024 but no you can't use the medical. They do not care if you continue to work in Canada and pay into the health care. Your residence would be in the US and that is what they go by.
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I'm not sure, I've just seen others say the employer needs to change your tax status.
