Moving to Quebec on FSW- Border questions

[appar]

Hello,

I presently live in the US. I completed my soft landing last year and received my PR card. Since then I've been looking out for jobs in Canada. Now I've been offered a very good opportunity in Montreal and have accepted the offer.

My question is if its okay to inform immigration at the border that I am moving to Quebec now? I do understand an FSW immigrant cannot do their landing in Quebec but I already have my PR card. I have already had my Goods to Follow list stamped.

Suggestions appreciated.

 

[dbss]

There is no such thing as soft landing for PR. You have your PR card, you are a PR of Canada as long as you fulfill residency requirements.
As for the border, it should crop up as a question and even if it does, Charter allows you mobility across Canada.

 

[appar]

Thanks for the reply

Do you mean it should crop up or shouldn't?

Also an FYI i will be crossing over by road at the Port Huron/Sarnia crossing. I will be importing my car and other items the same day. So I was worried if there is any chance they could cancel my PR. I am still well within my residency requirements.

 

[APPNOV2014NY]

CBSA cannot cancel your PR after landing. Also, you don't need to inform anything to immigration. I did other way round , landed in Quebec as PR through QSW and then imported car through NY-Ontario crossing.

 

[appar]

Thank you

 

[appar]

Update. Crossed the border and imported my car with no trouble. No questions asked.

 

[ousiruon]

Update. Crossed the border and imported my car with no trouble. No questions asked.

Hi appar,

I know this thread is old, but I don't know where to ask, I am a one year old FSW PR, I am thinking about moving to Montreal, have you had any complications since moving to Quebec? Did you get your RAMQ? Driving license? etc...

 

[appar]

Yeah I settled in and even reached B2 level in French. Had no problems with RAMQ or driving license. Now waiting for my citizenship to get approved.

 

[ousiruon]

Yeah I settled in and even reached B2 level in French. Had no problems with RAMQ or driving license. Now waiting for my citizenship to get approved.

Thanks a lot for answering back, much appreciated it and glad to know it all went good for you!