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That could potentially be helpful..but I feel that it may not help my situation at the moment if I want to have good ties at the border to have a visa go through ha ha

I was curious as to why they wouldn't ask but I can see where it wouldn't matter to them as well. Have you read of anything where someone has had a passport flagged and what they can do to justify their case? I have tried to look around to see if there was anything similar to my situation but...

Alright. And with my boyfriend driving me..should I just go alone? I will also be living with him. Do they need to know that? I did notice that there wasn't anywhere in my papers that I need to mention where I will be living. Why is that?

Also, do I need to have bank statements with me? I have had problems with that at the border as well. I haven't tried to enter Canada for about 9 months now (waiting until I have a WP so that I am doing everything properly) and when I did enter the previous times, they always wanted to see how...

And if my boyfriend drives me I hope that will not cause issues either. I will be living with him as well so we weren't sure if this was something we needed to mention and if it would just be a better idea if I just went by myself..

I guess I am just mainly worried because my passport is flagged and am just trying to make sure I have all of my facts straight and everything in line for when it comes time for everything to go through.

I am a citizen. Born and raised..so yes family, friends, all of that. I just don't own any land or have a business or anything of that sort.

Beauty. One more thing and I think I should be good..(For Now)...Will I run into problems with them if I do not own land or anything like that here in the states?

Makes sense. I hope that I do not have to include one. I am of course qualified for the job I just don't have a full resume for that position. I have not been able to make a full time job out of nannnying due to the fact that there are very little families in my area that are looking for nannies...

Ah that reminds me, does a resume need to be included in all of the paperwork?

Ok thank you. But I am a generally nervous person..why do they take interest in that? Also, they usually ask the question of "Why did you get hired and not a Canadian?" or "Why do you want to be in Canada?" all of the answers that I have for that I feel may not be what they are looking for..I...

So in your honest opinion, do you think that I should be okay? I have a couple other questions... 1. My boyfriend has a car that I would be able to drive so I am considering not taking my own car there. We have been talking about him coming to pick me up and take me back up to Canada if and...

I know that I will be applying at the port of entry rather than sending all of my papers away and I know everything that I will need. I am just scared of what to say so that I am able to prove to the immigration officer/border agent that I am doing everything the right way.

Well I an back again with some worries. I have been reading around on here and have seen a few people that have been refused for the work permit even after they had a positive LMO. One I read recently was told that they were denied because the officer didn't think the person would return home...

Thank you. And what is PNP?

Alright thanks! And what do you mean by "fait accompli?"

How do I go about obtaining a medical?

Are there any jobs that allow you to apply for PR besides live in caregivers? Cause common law I think would be sort of a pain

I am going to be working with an open work permit as a live-out nanny. I am aware that after two years, a live-in caregiver is able to apply for their permanent residency and a live-out must return home for a period of time after four years. When is a live-out able to apply for PR and are they...

I will.. thank you!