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Ugh, that doesn't sound promising. Luckily I don't need the exams done in the next 2 months, I have time to schedule that. Thanks!

There are some changes under the health care reform that went into effect whether you have private insurance through your employer or whether you bought on the exchanges. As in breast pumps, no cost, yearly exams, no cost and so on and so forth. Everyone with insurance now has all these same...

Thanks for replying again, rcohen! How long was your wait to get in to see the panel Dr for your exam? I'm worried that this thing needs to be booked months in advance. It's a bit shocking the lack of Dr's available to us in the Northeast who need to undergo a medical exam.

That is at least something refreshing to hear. The FSA is like invisible money since we never saw it in the first place :-)

I think the sad apart about it is, that in such huge megalopolis as the Northeast, within a reasonable 1-2 hr drive in any direction, I only have a choice of 2 Dr's that are in the system. I've heard it's affordable in Canada, but thats a 7.5hr drive just to the border for my family. I'll post...

Re: Outland Application Question - How do we put it together? I'm curious about this too, so I hope you get an answer. Good luck!

I wish it was only $200. I'm seeing costs of $450+ for an adult and $200+ for a child. I only have one choice for Philadelphia area and one choice for NJ. Apparently, other countries are more reasonable. I need to call and get prices tomorrow to find out how they are in comparison and then call...

For all those who have undergone the medical exam in the USA. Is the newly implemented Obamacare covering it? I ask because we are all entitled to one complete physical a year, can this physical be counted as our one physical exam for the year?

This post looks like my post from Friday night! I guess we both patiently wait and see if our applications are sent back to us. I hope in our cases it's not sent back and we breeze forward.

Screech339, thank you! I also ran across some information on Google, where it stated that in Canada the education system tends to teach their students the process of problem solving. Whereas the US is becoming more focused on the answer and devaluing the process. With my analytical chemistry...

WOW, this can get really confusing. So if I get PR for my hubby and son, from what I read, all we have to do is cross the US/Canadian border to activate the PR status. Thats easy, take a road trip to Niagra Falls and back. From what I read you declare you're not moving there yet, just activating...

Thank you both Bubboz and Agarand8. So it sounds like it's not as simple as stating our intent to move there and actually decide after the process is complete. Here in the states the education system is so much better in some states, as in NJ, MA, NY and CT. They are always ranking in the top...

I recently mailed off my application for a Canadian Citizenship Certificate, since my father was a naturalized Canadian from Italy before I was born. I'm a USA citizen and so is my husband. We have a son, who will not qualify for citizenship, since he was 2nd generation born abroad (born in...

Thank you everyone, so it sounds like it's a coin toss and most likely in my favor if the rest of the application looks good. I appreciate hearing how it worked out for you! I was given a second set of pictures processed in the same manner and I double checked the back to confirm. It does have...

Thank you in advance for helping me. I mailed my application today, and it hit me like a ton of bricks tonight that I completely forgot to write my name on the back of my Canadian Citizenship Certificate pictures. The photographers information is all there, just not my name. It cost me $35 to...

So on this page, 2nd row down, 4th in from the left, there is a picture of a Canadian Citizenship Certificate, and it has listed on there "Is A Canadian Citizen Pursuant to Sec 10(1) of the act", which is above the certificate number. The Certificate I have looks like this, but is in mint...

Does anyone know what it means to have been citizenship granted in 1959 pursuant to section 10(5) on a Canadian Citizenship ID card?

I can say this much, I grew up in Northern Maine and I'm 40. I use to freely cross the border all the time. Most times it was as simple as a border patrol asking what you were doing in Canada and letting me go on my way with just a quick glance at my DL. This was in the 80's and early-mid 90's...

I have been combing through citizenship by descent questions all through Google, and have run across similar situations, but not 100% like mine. Here is my scenario: My father was born in Italy in 1947, he became a citizen in Canada in 1959 when his father naturalized (so I assume my father is...