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It is pretty good. Roaming is free in the Canada, so I have no problems.

Thanks a lot!

Thank you so much for your prompt reply. So my understanding is that, she will have to add me as a dependent.

Just say you are authorized to work in Canada.

Hi, I am in the process to submit my wife's PR document. So was looking over General Application for Canada (imm0008enu_2d). In this application it asks to add dependents. My question is, if I am applying for my Spouse, should I add her to the above mentioned form? Thanks

DEEPCUR is correct. I commute a lot between the borders. At one time, they did not even look at my COPR.

This should be okay. A lot of people do that.

Anything closer to Tunnel or Bridge is convenient. Also, Windsor is not that huge, so you can still live pretty much anywhere closer to the river. IMHO, bridge does not get crazy busy. Also, they have cameras which will tell the average waiting time. http://www.dwtunnel.com/Cameras.aspx Let me...

I have friends who have done it. But then, they have previously, studied, worked and lived in the US, before moving to Canada. However, they had Canadian PR. I am not sure, how would it work with Canadian ICT. As long as your intentions are to return back, I do not think it will be a problem...

If you switch to T mobile, then Data, Text and Calls are free in Canada.

4) The apartments next to the river ( Closer to the Tunnel) is a good option. If your wife is working in downtown detroit, then there is bus which goes between the border and it costs $10 for a day pass ( Monthly pass is even lesser) Let me know, if you need more help on that one.

1. You need to talk to your employer, if you want to defer/deny coverage. You can deny it, but then you will have to declare in the US income tax documents that you denied the coverage. Also, based on distilled experience, it makes sense to have dental coverage. 2. You will still have to pay...

They would not give problems, as long as your job , company is genuine. Depending on the officer, you may get a secondary inspection.

Just an update. Thought thought, this might be helpful to others: b) Yes, she can. But there is a risk that she may be denied the entry to Canada. It happened to a lot US citizens that in a similar situation as yours, and it certainly will have a chance to happen to your wife. I spoke with the...

I have friends who have worked on H1B being a PR of Canada.

Has anyone applied for their Spouse who is on H4 - EAD? Wanted to see if there have been someone in the same boat. Thanks

I am also looking for a share space. What experience you have in that area?

Thank you for taking time out to reply back to me. For now I have decided to take up an accommodation in Windsor and start my residency. I will live 1-2 days there every week and rest 5 days, I will live in Detroit. I will start my wife's spouse application, as an outland application. Also, in...

Hi, At the very outset, this forum has been very helpful. Background: I am Canadian PR holder, living in the US. I got my Canadian PR when I was single, back in 2016. Few Months back, I got Married and my wife moved to the US. Furthermore, My Wife just got her Canadian Tourist Visa approved...

Thanks @scylla @screech339 . Your posts have been truly helpful.