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Ask your parents whether they can apply for CA PR. You're too young. If they can't, the best option for you is to marry a Canadian citizen living in the US. I guess you can't attend a Canadian school because your status is illegal in the US.

You need to provide your social security number.

You can purchase a full coverage, which is really expensive. Bring all your driving records for the last ten years or so. A Canadian driver's license is required to purchase auto insurance. Do some research and consider buying a car in the US. Heard many Canadians do that.

Yes, it's rare, after Visa Office IA, but sh-t happens, I mean if you want to really f--k it up, like not submitting requested docs.

US residents, try to get a copy of your driving record from your state's DMV before moving to Canada. You need that to exchange your US driver's license for a Canadian one. Some states don't release your driving records without a written request. So get them while in the US as it may take weeks...

They share info with USCIS.

I don't know about your noc, but there's been a lot of movement, mostly transfers out of Buffalo.

Correct. After passing the IA at visa offices, you are rarely rejected.

I saw several cases getting rejected after transfers to other visa offices.

It isn't that important to work continuously for 1 year, because CIC allows short breaks between part time jobs, but what's important is how many hrs you worked and whether it adds up to approximately 1950 hrs. Often Canadian graduate teaching or research assistantships are a part time job of...

I'd go for the job. Why stay here in school, wasting a lot of money for tuition--I assume you're not a funded grad student? Change the address to your friend's in Canada and leave. You can always come back as a visitor or a student.

Some did receive medicals a week after transfer, but I guess things have cooled down a little bit--I haven't heard any medical requests from Detroit today.

How many weeks have passed since the transfer?

But 1 yr in two nocs? And you should also have worked for at least 1950 hrs.

Which visa office is it?

It's Tuesday. Any updates?

By mail, I suppose. I thought your app was moving pretty fast. I guess there was too much gap between your internships, right?

it depends on the length of your overstay. Was it a few months or over a year? I think there's a line on the app asking if you have ever violated the terms of your visa. If yes, you have to explain the situation.

Ha ha...he was probably thinking about one of those ancient Chinese medical practices or authentic Chinese cooking methods.

For some clarification it wasn't for immigration purpose, but for a routine checkup. I was in my twenties when it was done. It wasn't an unpleasant experience although it was unexpected. She asked me if I want to, and I said why not. She was a nice looking woman who acted professionally. I've...