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  1. Publius_Cornelius_Scipio

    A question about Bank Draft/Money Order/Certified Checks

    I am extremely shocked to know the fee for Bank Draft/Money Order/Certified Checks is at least CAD 7.5, which is roughly 10 times the cost in the U.S.A. A Canada post money order would cost 7.5 with a max amount of 500 A bank draft from Simplli would cost 7.5 Searching online did not avail...
  2. Publius_Cornelius_Scipio

    Excellent U.S. Credit Cards without Foreign Transaction Fees

    On a different note, tell you something funny. roughly 60% of Canadian students with a Computer science major head south for employment. roughly 33% of ones with EE/CE majors head south for employment. I don't know the number for doctors, must be high as well. Or how about this joke: Andrew...
  3. Publius_Cornelius_Scipio

    Excellent U.S. Credit Cards without Foreign Transaction Fees

    Canadian credit history can be easily obtained by a global transfer of Amex.No need to build a credit history from ground zero for Americans with a high credit score like 780. Amex transfers the history and reports to Canadian credit agencies. It may take some time like a couple of months, but...
  4. Publius_Cornelius_Scipio

    Excellent U.S. Credit Cards without Foreign Transaction Fees

    You could have used the global transfer of Amex. No need to build a credit history from ground zero for Americans with high credit score like 780. Amex transfers the history and reports to Canadian credit agencies. I guess it is too late for you to know that. I am sorry.
  5. Publius_Cornelius_Scipio

    Excellent U.S. Credit Cards without Foreign Transaction Fees

    Canadian credit history can be easily obtained by a global transfer of Amex. Some people have or would have a sizeable fund in USD, due to various reasons such as employment, inheritance, and investment. Or it could be some just don't want to bring all assets into Canada for various reasons...
  6. Publius_Cornelius_Scipio

    Bringing a car into Canada

    I found your question impossible to answer. Just to start with 2 point, you did not provide enough information about your situation and asked a very vague question. The best I can do is to give you a vague answer based on the little information you provided. No, it is more likely than not to...
  7. Publius_Cornelius_Scipio

    Child care benefits

    I found that you did not file for any tax to CRA is unusual. However, I do not wish to tread upon such a minefield of tax. You may need to consult a tax professional to understand if you should have but did not file to CRA.
  8. Publius_Cornelius_Scipio

    Child care benefits

    No reason to worry about CCB. CRA pays your benefits retroactively, going up to 11 months in the past. (beyond 11 month is different, I do not wish to discuss it here). the 11 months are counted from the date of your entry.
  9. Publius_Cornelius_Scipio

    Diligence of Law Enforcement upon Summary offences in Canada

    I would not be so confident. École Polytechnique massacre Air India Flight 182 Toronto van attack Etc Anyway this may be digressing. I am more concerned about petty offense as indicators of effectiveness of law enforcement. Thx for your time.
  10. Publius_Cornelius_Scipio

    Diligence of Law Enforcement upon Summary offences in Canada

    I was not asking for immigration but for my concern about the effectiveness of the rule of law in Canada. But thank you for your time.
  11. Publius_Cornelius_Scipio

    Diligence of Law Enforcement upon Summary offences in Canada

    I have a rather difficult question to ask. How diligently do Canadian law enforcement agencies such as local police and RCMP enforce laws upon summary offenses (petty offenses) such as petty theft, stalking, criminal harassment, simple assault, in comparison with the U.S. agencies? I tried to...
  12. Publius_Cornelius_Scipio

    457 - what are the chanves?

    Difficulties are always subjective. For some foreigners, they can easily get a PR status of the U.S.A. through EB-1. Even Labor Certification can be waived sometimes by a National Interest Waiver (NIW). This realization should put things in different prospectives and make most if not all of us...
  13. Publius_Cornelius_Scipio

    457 - what are the chanves?

    They can easily reach 460 if not slightly higher.
  14. Publius_Cornelius_Scipio

    CCB benefits

    the law must be respected. If you in any way cooperated with the landlord for tax evasion willingly, you would face legal punishment if and when a conviction is issued. North America is a land of the law. Thus understand what you were proposing is not "being nice", but willing cooperation of...
  15. Publius_Cornelius_Scipio

    Excellent U.S. Credit Cards without Foreign Transaction Fees

    Citi Anywhere Costco Anywhere Visa® Card by Citi No foreign transaction fees However, I hazard the reward for this card can only be cashed in a U.S. Costco warehouse.
  16. Publius_Cornelius_Scipio

    Excellent U.S. Credit Cards without Foreign Transaction Fees

    We found Canadian credit cards averagely offer very inferior rewards than U.S. ones: I.e., Amex blue cash in the U.S. offer 3% on grocery while the Canadian version offers 1.25%. While in the U.S., 2% is the minimum reward percentage for a moderately savvy consumer, 1% seems to be the...
  17. Publius_Cornelius_Scipio

    Experience: Exchange U.S. DLs in ON, Canada

    We went to The Service Ontario at the below address ServiceOntario 777 Bay Street Lower level Toronto, Ontario This service of Ontario is below the ground level. The washroom of this location is outside of Service Ontario in the mall. Once you finish, you must circle around to get inside from...
  18. Publius_Cornelius_Scipio

    Exit tax and what do I do with my US investment accounts

    The Canadian in America: Real-Life Tax and Financial Insights into Moving to and Living in the U.S. by Brian D. Wruk
  19. Publius_Cornelius_Scipio

    Exit tax and what do I do with my US investment accounts

    You really need to pay an expert for this kind of issue. Has anyone had experience paying an exit tax? It is in the tax book of IRS. I came across it while reading the codebook before. You are a tax resident of the USA and would have to pay it if you meet the conditions. [Canada also has an...