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congrtas I also got update on tracker few days back with oath scheduled on 18th july

Update - OATH Scheduled for 18th July

Thank you, one more question - have you travelled on h1b after getting Canadian PP ?

Once you get I 94 on spouses Canadian passport you don’t have to get into the building and you should be cleared from preliminary checkpoint as long as I 94 is valid

You have to say your accompanying your husband to USA who is working in USA on h1b visa and coming to stay in USA with him. Processing will happen inside to building and it may take up to 30 mins depending on rush.

1) Yes, all you need is approved 797 of your spouse who is working on H1B 2) Yes,

Yes you can, as long as you can manage both jobs and gove them time

I have been teaching as guest faculty in Ontario while working a normal job on H1B in the states for the last 4 years.

Yes, unless its conflict of interest with your employer in USA

My test was around 14 th March, case was moved LPP completed in mid of April. No update since then

Hello, for those of you who have done all of (i), (ii), and (iii) below, could you please share your experience or some insights for the following questions? (i) moved to Canada and stayed there for 3+ consecutive years without visiting the U.S. during this time - I did visit every few months...

I don't see why not, but crossing border will be a challenge to explain

Sometimes I return on same day, sometimes few days. You need an address for payroll that you will provide to your company.

I imported my vehicle in Canada from USA when I moved here as PR in 2019. This year I will be moving back to states and want to import same car back to USA. This car was made, bought and registered in USA before being imported into Canada. Has anyone gone through similar process - I believe...

almost correct, except the fact that NR taxes are high and usually doesn’t leave much rooom for refund. You can claim those taxes in Canadian taxes as foreign income tax

Yes, I am one of those who fit on all 4 points above. I travel once in a month to maintain my H1B status in US,, live permanently in Canada and work remotely for my US employer.