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As Czech Republic is now part of E.U/Schengen they can't make up there own visa rules for non-citizens. This is a decision E.U would have to make and it is highly unlikely E.U would ever require Schengen visas for Canadian citizens.

If you get married before you land, you will have to inform CIC before landing and add your spouse to the application. Your spouse will have to complete medical and background checks. If you land without telling them about your status change you will be misrepresenting and you will not be able...

Yes, you can. Make sure you complete your goods to follow form so you have it when you land.

yes

You should apply for you SIN number as soon as possible since you will need your SIN number to work. You can wait up to 90 days to apply for health card as Leon said, would won't get it until after 90 days anyway.

2) You don't need to surrened your I-94 for a short trip to Canada

CIC will not mail PR cards outside Canada

You don't apply for your PR card. It is given to you (mailed) after you land as a permanent resident. It's used as a proof of your PR status. If you don't give CIC an address when you land, and leave the country, you will have to give them your address upon your return. Note that you don't...

Yes, it is possible

Her GC is considered abandoned after such long time outside US. By leaving US she has demonstrated that US is no longer her permanent country of residence, which is enough to revoke your GC.

As a non-US citizen you will need a non-immigrant work visa or GC to work in the US. So, if you are Canadian PR you still need visa to work in the US (and visit if you are from a country that requires entry visa to the US). TN (Nafta) visas are for Canadian & Mexican citizens only but only for...

That seems to be the problem. If he landed in 2000, left canada in 2001 and didn't returned until 2005 there is a risk he hasn't met the residency requirements and need proof that he meets the minumin requirements of 2 years stay out of 5 years. I hope I'm wrong...

1) You have to complete your divorce and be legally divorced before you can sponsor 2) In order to claim common law you have to be living together for 1 year and be able to prove that with joint accounts, credit cards, lease etc 3) In order to sponsor a spouse (husband, wife or same-sex...

Not true, although US wants you to travel on US passport if you are US citizen.

I don't think anyone can give you an advice. Yes, there are differences and will always be, but what's important in life for you may not be important for me and vice versa. I moved from US to Canada - some people will tell me I'm crazy, some people will tell me I did the best move of my life...

No, I don't think they will count the days before PR was issued.

It took me 60 days. After 40 days from landing I called for an update and was told the port of entry didn't entered my address information until 30 days after landing. I was told sometimes that happens (I didn't land at any of the major ports of entry). Anyway, after calling them I had my...

Yes, you can apply. You should read the instructions on www.cic.gc.ca

Both US and Canada