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Really? Yeah, it's really quite ambiguous because it states "all children, regardless if they're coming with"... So, thought I'd ask to be sure.

For my husband's PR it states all his kids need to get medicals too, does this mean even the ones for which we are obtaining proof of Canadian citizenship? They are Canadian citizens, they still need to get medicals? This is expensive :-/

That works thx!

On the forms, if you don't know the exact date, is it better to leave the "day" blank and just put the month and year, or would you put whatever day you "think" it might be?

Ok, worth a shot, thanks! :-)

Wow!!! 18 MONTHS processing time?

Ok! Will do, thanks for the tip!

Ahhh! That makes a lot of sense. Thank you!

Right! Yes, sorry I meant proof of citizenship, not birth certificate. Thanks!

Ok, what exactly is only valid for 1 year (length of validity of medicals)? I'm seeing that the PR visa cannot be extended beyond that, so you have to reapply. So confused.... Does this mean that after 1 year of being a permanent resident, you're no longer a permanent resident? Do you have to...

We are applying for Can PR from the US for my American husband so we can move to Can. My kids are deemed dual citizens but only have US birth certificate and passport. Do I need to apply for Can birth certificate for my kids before we move to Can, or can we take care of that once we're in Can?

I made a very similar post recently, but we're coming from the US, so things might be different, but I was told lots of people have done this without any issues. Again, they might've just meant from the US, I think you're coming in from overseas.

Oh thank you guys sooo much! This is great news, and helps a lot! I was freaking out thinking I was going to have to move by myself with two little kids :-/ We're going into Ontario, and not Alberta, unfortunately, but that's really good to know!

I'm a Canadian citizen married to an American and we're planning on applying for his Canadian PR from outland, but hoping to move up sooner than waiting the full processing time. Would he get hassled crossing the Canadian border with a trailer full of our stuff if we showed proof of the PR...

Thank you so much for that info Sunshine, it really does help.

Actually, I just noticed that ordained ministers don't need a work permit to enter Canada and my husband is one; but I can't find any information on obtaining the right paperwork and on how long he can stay; is it the same as a visitor: 6mths? What if he obtains documentation from a Canadian...

Thank you so much for your help, it sounds like we have some options.

"Outside Canada average of 6 to 12 months to process routine applications right of appeal you can leave and re-enter Canada while your application is being processed as long as you meet all requirements to enter Canada if you want to work in Canada while your application is being processed...

Current situation I'm a Canadian citizen currently living in the US with legal resident status for the past 8 yrs. My husband is a US citizen. We would like to move to Canada. My husband would be able to temporarily work for his current US employer from Canada, during our transition. We both...