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Perfect!! Thanks for the clear answer!

And what date? From when I moved to Canada until when my work permit expires, or just how long I've been under a worker status (which is less than a year, only since September).

Hey there, thanks for the reply. I am not talking about my "Schedule A -- Background Declaration Form IM5669" that gives you ample room to give your history, I am talking about the "Generic Application Form Canada IM0008" where there is a drop-down choice for one current status, date, and...

On the Generic Application it asks (Question 10) Current Country of Residence, Status, and Date (From - To) I'm currently in Canada under the status of a temporary worker, but I have been living in Canada since May 2013 under different statuses (student, visitor, etc) and have not moved...

Thanks!! For the medical exam... Is there a form I need to bring them or do they provide me everything I need?

Okay guys thanks for the help! I will send Outland now. Which form should I use as a person living IN canada applying OUTLAND? (Person Living in Canada): http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/information/applications/guides/5289ETOC.asp or this form (Living outside of Canada)...

My name is on our lease, so I'm really not visiting... It's my apartment too. I just really want to make sure that I'm understanding everyone. Has anyone here applied "outland" and lived inland for a year+ in Canada already? Also, it looks like I have to take a medical exam by a Panal...

On the Schedule A Background / Declaration form there is a section for "Personal History". I'm confused on how specific I need to be here. I'm currently living in Canada and have been since May 2013. However, I've taken some day-trips or even a week long trip to the United States to visit my...

I have another question, when they ask you questions that require you to fill in a X to X date, and you're presently living there or working there, etc, what do you put in the last section? I can't just write "present" over the date boxes, so do I just put the current date?

And "applying outland" means choosing the "living outside of Canada" option? I mean isn't it not advisable to lie on the application? I was just looking over the application and the questions are different, they seem to assume that we're living in the United States together instead of in Canada...

I apologize that I'm so confused by this... What do you mean by apply outland? When I'm on CIC I see two application choices: Apply for a spouse living inside Canada & Apply for a spouse living outside Canada. We would choose spouse living outside Canada even though I'm living inside Canada...

Hey there, What do you mean by outland? I'm currently working in Montreal and I can't really take an extended time off to work. I thought we should apply from Canada as we're both living together here in Canada.

Hello, My boyfriend is applying to sponsor me under the "Common-Law" sponsorship option. We are looking for any tricks, tid bits, and important information needed to make this the best application that we can have (especially in regards to proof, as through reading the forums, it seems that is...

No help :(?

Hey guys! I just recently received my Port-Graduation Work Permit in August (after finishing my studies at McGill University) and now I want to move all of my things from the US to Canada (I didn't need them at McGill because I didn't have my own place). I've got a job now and a new apartment...

Hey guys! I just recently received my Port-Graduation Work Permit in August (after finishing my studies at McGill University) and now I want to move all of my things from the US to Canada (I didn't need them at McGill because I didn't have my own place). I've got a job now and a new apartment...

My friend and I took the same course, started on the same day, graduated on the same day. However she got a Post Graduation Work Permit and hers is valid for a year, while mine is only valid for 9 months. Why would this be? Background: She is Russian and I am American, we're both females with a...

Thanks for the confidence. I hope it is not a problem saying yes since I do have an explanation.

I have nothing on any of MY documents (nothing stamped on my passport). I was also given a paper to give to the US Border Agent (which he kept) I don't really know if they made any other official documentation of the visit. I am stopped every time I cross the border, however. I have to think...

So if I answer yes: do you think this is a serious enough problem to deny my PGWP?