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Here is an interesting link on this subject - http://www.cbc.ca/news/business/taxes/6-must-know-tax-facts-for-canadians-earning-abroad-1.1167892 You still have to file taxes in Canada and show the US income, even if you already filed taxes in the US.

I think that you should call the good people from the CRA. ;) You could also go to one of those welcome centers and ask for advice.

Yeap, Toronto is very slow. I am in process since Feb 27th and I have noticed that some are since Feb 15th.

Toronto (GTA) office's are taking their time. Processing times are longer than Edmonton and Vancouver. :( :( :(

??? ??? My apologies guys. I read only the bold part. Again, really sorry for my less than elegant posting. :-[

Mr VIP member, please don't post unverified and untrue information. Please read the guide. The straight forward solution is CELPIP. If you try to send all kind of certificates which are not mentioned in the guide, your application could be returned and you will loose time, money and most...

CELPIP test for Citizenship is cheaper and very easy to pass.

It is a tricky situation. Lets say that you apply in the next 30 days. By the time you get to the test and interview another 3-4 months will pass and you are out of the country for about 6 month. The officer has to pass you not just on knowledge and language but he has to establish that you...

Fingerprints?

10 to 14 days is normal AOR time frame, but sometimes it could be even longer. I think it all depends on the number of applications received and the number of CIC employees working in a given period. Keep cool... 8)

My ECAS status shows now "In Process" I updated the spreadsheet. 8) 8) 8)

This are the instructions on CIC website: "Write all your Canadian addresses for the six (6) years before the date of your application or since you became a permanent resident, whichever is more recent ("the relevant period") (/english/information/applications/guides/CIT0002ETOC.asp#relevant)...

This are the instructions on CIC website: "Write all your Canadian addresses for the six (6) years before the date of your application or since you became a permanent resident, whichever is more recent ("the relevant period") (/english/information/applications/guides/CIT0002ETOC.asp#relevant)...

I came to Canada as PR in December 2013, and listed the addresses since then only. The relevant period is since you became a PR. You will need to list any adresses in another country if you lived there more than 6 month. If you visited another country for a few weeks you do not have to list that...

The relevant period is "Last six years or since obtained PR status, whichever is sooner." Stay cool 8)

No problem at all.

I would recommend CELPIP for citizenship. It is much easier and cheaper.

Yeap, an affidavit would work.

I will answer your questions based on my experience: 1. I would mention every address including your friends address. More so if you received some mail at this address (official or not). 2. I landed on December 8th 2012 and filed tax returns for 2012. The tax return condition and the residency...

I would add all full time and part time jobs. I did so in my wife's and sons application. It shows commitment and willingness to integrate in the Canadian society. Good luck and be cool. 8)