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Hi, My post is going to be long, so please bear with me. Background: I used to live in the US and my wife also lived me when, I sent in the application for Out-land based application, in March 2018, from US. A lawyer suggested that, I can do that, as I had intent to move to Canada, while the...

For H1, yes, your attorney needs to be aware. My attorney takes special care of me in H1 renewals. Example, she said, since we cannot do renewals as you have to be in the country, they will make consular application, since I will live in Canada.

IMHO, I was able to put address of Canada, in my Company, located in Detroit. Talk with your HR and ask them to update the address, by means of overriding it.

Ask your lawyer.

IMHO take a center with headphones, better clarity.

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You may give your Canadian Address, no biggie. For tax purpose, in the US, you declare all income earned in the US, living out of state. Not a big process. A lot of office colleagues, do it. US and Canada have friendly tax treaty.

Hi Members, Background: I live in Detroit, US. I landed in April 2016, at Windsor, ON, and became a permanent resident. At that time, they did not allow to give a friends address for PR card. They said when you finally move and have a residence here, notify us and we will send the card. In Feb...

Traffic depends. Besides that a lot of people at work do that.

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Contracting is a tricky issue, not for commuting, but when just going for H1 renewals.

Should be just fine. The moment you get any warning, just add a Canada package on T Mobile. T Mobile Rocks!

Experience as in Moving or Commuting or Taxes or everything else?

Having a residential address does not matter, in the paystub. You can have Canadian address or US address, it does not matter. However you wil still be taxed accordingly.

Apparently, in their system, they know, you are PR. Do not try this at border, it is just my experience.

I cross border pretty much every week, without a PR card. I live in the US, and come to Canada, via Land. I do not even show my COPR paper nor they ask for it. I became PR in April 2017. Just thought to convey this, practical experience.

So far so good.