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Agreed. they will HAVE to pay taxes thereafter. I declared my US car at the Niagara border but actually imported it 3 years later. they asked for the Import document that stated my car's value but it also said no taxes applicable. the lady at the border mentioned I would've paid taxes if it...

no impact.

it is the textbook answer. Some reps are helpful some are not.

Merci !!

do you need to submit two imm5406 forms for each application ? One in English and the one having the names in the native language ? or would it suffice to write the names in native language after the name in English ?

Application Sent => Sep 04, 2019 Application Received at Sydney, NS => Sep 09, 2019 AOR not found in ECAS.

ok thanks, that explains probably. Mine was sent Jun 18th and received June 19th.

thanks but I do not have any receipt number. All I have is the Canada Post tracking number that says it was delivered on Jun 19th, 2019.

sorry for the dumb question but could you please point me to how to check the ECAS. I am using the below URL but it asks for an Identification type of Client ID or UCI number. I am afraid my parents do not have a client ID yet. https://services3.cic.gc.ca/ecas/introduction.do?app=ecas

ok thanks, but how did you know that your file was received on June 20th ? is this date based on the Canada post tracking ?

hi guys, sorry for the TL;DR but is there a way to check the application status. so far I have heard nothing from CIC after submitting the PGP application on june 18th, 2019..

I think I entered the vendor name from where I got my AES but the best thing is to check with RIV.

http://simplifiedtradesolutions.com/get-an-aes-itn/vehicles-to-canada/ $35 bucks and you are golden. I used the same, highly recommended !!

if you have the RIV form, the inspections should be free. Atleast in Ontario. Best thing is to call RIV and ask them.

yes, you can work for any country's company remotely from Canada as a permanent resident. What matters is how you will be getting paid. If in USD, then your US employer needs to setup your payroll accordingly that you do not have to pay taxes to IRS. In most cases, I have seen people paying...

1. Yes, you can. Make sure the car is listed in the goods list and included in the customs form. Search this forum and you will find the procedure. 2. Bank of America and Scotia Bank have a tie up. you can use Scotia Bank ABM to withdraw CAD with your BoA card. 3. Arbetov Insurance.

Secure at least one job before you move. Job market is good, salary is on the lower side as compared to the US (except some niche skills)

I dont mind when I am not paying anything. For Inspection, you pay nothing to Canadian Tire. but make sure you get the DRLs before hand. you can easily get it done for 100 bucks from some local trusted mechanics. same thing you paid 250 for. I support local businesses rather than these rip-off...

Canadian Tire is the place you never take your car to.

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