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I am hoping someone on this forum can clarify this. I, am an Indian Citizen, holding Canadian PR, and reside in Seattle, WA. In June 2021, I plan on making Canada my home and move permanently with my family to Vancouver BC. Here are the details of my family members: 1) Myself, Indian Citizen...

I am hoping someone on this forum can clarify this. I, am an Indian Citizen, holding Canadian PR, and reside in Seattle, WA. In June 2021, I plan on making Canada my home and move permanently with my family to Vancouver BC. Here are the details of my family members: 1) Myself, Indian...

Hello, I am working in Everett aswell. Can we connect? I tried to send a private message, but seems like you haven't allowed that. Message me if possible.

I intend on doing this starting Jan 2019. IN each plan below, I plan on living near White Rock (closest to the border) Plan A : Monday: Leave Canada Monday Morning, Stay Night in Seattle Tuesday: Travel back to Canada in the evening. Wednesday: Work Remote Thursday: Same as Monday Friday: Same...

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Right now still hoping for the H1 extension, have discussed enough so that I know working remotely is a possibility but for that, to work I will have to show up in person from time to time (frequency can be negotiated). Payroll would definitely be run from the US, since my company does not have...

Thanks for your response. and you think i can't travel from Canada to US on B1, even though i do it only once or twice a month? would that be a incorrect usage of B1/B2

If someone's H1B extension gets denied, is it possible to live in Canada as a PR and work remote for a US employer (assuming the employer agrees to that) And if yes, is it also possible to get a US business visa (B1/B2) and make an occasional (few times a month) trip to the employer location in...

Hello Folks, I haven't started doing the daily commute, but planning on starting doing it soon. I understand that it can be done on H1B visa( which is what i have right now), but in case the H1 extension get denied in current environment, is it possible to get a business visa and continue...

I haven't started doing the daily commute, but planning on starting doing it soon. I understand that it can be done on H1B visa( which is what i have right now), but in case the H1 extension get denied in current environment, is it possible to get a business visa and continue commuting? I am...

Guys i have scanned multiple pages of this forum for an answer and although i have seen contradictory answers, my understanding is as below. Please provide your inputs and confirm this. In education history, I have mentioned only my masters, for which I am claiming points. I have not mentioned...

The difference in my case is that bachelor's was completed more than 10 years ago, so there is no real need to mention it in personal history section. What is the best way to proceed in this case? 1) Only mention about masters and upload masters certificate +ECA +IELTS OR 2) in education...

Any inputs would be helpful. I am inclined towards option C

Folks need help with how to represent Personal History post ITA. Say I worked in company X between Jan 2015 and June 2018 in the USA. During that period I traveled to India twice in May 2015 and July 2016 (I have mentioned these as 2 trips in travel history and in Work history, for that period...

I have June 26th appointment for medical in Seattle :(

For others who might be in similar situation, my application reached SFO consulate on 3rd May and the passports got dispatched back on 30th May. SO plan for a month approximately. Unlike others, I did get a response on the only email I had sent them, saying it will take about a month. Hope this...

For others who might be in similar situation, my application reached SFO consulate on 3rd May and the passports got dispatched back on 30th May. SO plan for a month approximately. Unlike others, I did get a response on the only email I had sent them, saying it will take about a month. Hope this...

I think the letter you have should work as your spouse is PA and the letter is in her name. BTW.. did you reach out to them in person or online? Also, did you provide them the draft of the letter or do they have a template?

My understanding is that if the spouse is on your application, funds in her name work equally fine, though people on this forum have suggested that it could be helpful if the spouse writes and signs a letter saying that she authorizers all those funds to be used once in Canada. And then add that...

That person is me :) Cincinnati might be farther away from the border, plus not everyone has Canadian visitor visa. Though I have heard from others that on the east coast it costs around $200 cad.