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Thank you so much Scylla for your input.

I had a follow up question re: how I would present myself at the land border crossing. I have UK passport (British Citizen), my Canadian landing papers and my US permanent residency card. At the border if they ask my citizenship, then obviously I would say British but I am not sure what I...

Hi Shmiler, Thank you for your input. My situation would be that I would also be travelling with my 3 small dogs in a car, so a little more difficult than if I was by myself in terms of the logistics especially if I have to travel 1200 miles to Canada and return another 1200 if I get turned...

Hi Scylla, Thank you for your response. Even though I am older, I am a veterinarian and think that I may have enough points to qualify for some of the programs that I have reviewed on the Canadian Immigration website. But, maybe I am totally wrong on that point. Granted I won't get any "bonus"...

Hi Canuck78, Thank you for your input. Sorry for the delayed response but I didn't get notified that I had a reply. So, I guess it's probably best for me to renounce my previous PR status and reapply thru Express Entry.

Hi Canuck78, I would be coming back to Canada by myself. I have no children. I do have a SIN (probably dormant at this point). Want to come back mainly to be with my remaining family members. I really miss Canada! I tried to check my SIN thru a link from another post by a member on this...

Thank you Scylla. I appreciate your help very much. How would I know if I got "reported"? I don't have one of those newer PR cards....it's my original very fragile piece of old paper, so wouldn't the Ontario border officers be suspicious the minute I showed it to them? And I would be...

Hi everyone, I was a "landed immigrant" in Canada since 1966 when my parents emigrated from England. I was 1 and 1/2 years old when we moved to Ontario and I lived in Ontario until the end of 2001 when I moved to the USA and subsequently became a US permanent resident. I am not a US citizen...