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I think so...it should not be a problem....just let them know that you might be going back to finish some last minute business only if they ask....

I declared the car when I entered Canada. So not sure if the border agents give you any hard time if you declare it as goods to follow. I don't think one can convince them for anything...it all depends on the officer if he/she lets you do that....And I am pretty sure they all follow the book and...

Yes, you can declare it as goods to follow but you need the title when you are actually bringing it in. I brought my car in Canada but I owned the car. I am not sure what all papers you need if you have a financed/leased vehicle.

I have travelled a lot of times from US to Canada in a rented car...never had any problem.... I have travelled few times using my own car....nobody asked me for the title at the border.... So I am pretty sure, you can travel from either side of the border in a car. It does not matter if you own...

I sent you the same personal message...just pasting the same here so others can see it too..... I have some relatives in Brampton, probably I can initially live with them, or not. It is going to be some travel if you travel downtown from Brampton. But the course is just 3 days a week so you may...

Just came across this thread....I moved to Canada around 3 years back after being in US for about 7 years...I think the comparison you guys are making here is not ideal....Yes, I agree salaries are less here but what you are comparing is what you get in US working as a contractor with no...

I had similar situation but with H1B rejected petition and yes I forgot to mention that in my PR application...I sent them a CSE after about 1.5 months of submitting my application and never had any issue as I received my PR...

I dont think they care if you show the POF......I just showed my TD bank statments in Canada though I have accounts in US and India as well....got my PR and had no issues whatsoever...

That's true...that's for Indians and Chinese folks....as I said, it depends on individual's priorities and situation...

It all depends on one's priority... I have lived and worked both in US and Canada...now in Canada...I still find US is better but again that's what I think...My priority is money and living in a debt free house asap....so US is my choice...I had to leave because the work visa was expiring and my...

You can send it on your own but in a sealed envelope that you get from the university. Make sure that the transcripts are issued by the university (in case your college in associated with any) and NOT issued by the college. WES is most likely to deny the transcripts issued by the college.

I would say that let CIC know about the relatives, may be in the explanation letter....it does not make sense to hide anything just because you don't have much proof...just let them know and write it down with reason in the explanation letter...

You have to wait for their letter and thats the only way....They wont provide any information over phone..and it sucks...

I have a friend who got it on implied status.

Can you ask them the mail id it was sent to.... I applied my study permit through a lawyer when I came to Canada and then did all the work myself for my PR. but my PPR mail was sent to the lawyer's mail id. For some reason, my UCI number was linked to the lawyer's mail id even after making the...

I had the similar situation and I submitted only one letter of job duties/experience. I had India-US-India-US...I created different entry, each for the work period in a country but submitted only one letter. I explained it in my explanation letter about the same and had no issues in getting the...

Yes, you are correct that Govt. covers major stuff....To name a few, it has family doctor visit, emergencies, pregnancy, most of specialist visit (I need to check what all specialist covered though), and many other things....so most of the healthcare is covered that you need for your day to day...

I work as a Senior tech specialist (that's what my company calls it)/ Senior BA/ Senior system analyst.....you may call it anything....mostly I deal with EDI stuff... Yes its true that salaries are not as high as US in most of the cases....but if you are capable and lucky enough then you might...

I spent 5-6 years in US before moving to Canada in 2014. I am in the IT industry and never had any problem in getting the job. My spouse got it too within no time after we moved to Canada. That's all I can say that there are not as many jobs as in US but its not bad if you have the right skills...