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AFAIK, once nominated by a PNP, one gets 600 points added to their EE profile and a pick in the subsequent draw. It is difficult without job offer. Try getting a transfer from a US branch to Canadian one with a work permit, work a year or so to get some more points.

Wrong? How about just say the actual story?

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Yes, no outstanding loan. If its a new car or a luxury car, import is worth in terms of saving tax.

Fly?

Good for you. Folks who waited are now regretting especially with all the stuff going, election year, no change to S386.

Off topic, when did you get COPR and at what score? A friend is not able to meet minimum score with 10 years experience, 34 years old.

Can you even do that? Technically, you aren't PR until soft landing is completed.

Resident status for the purpose of Tax is different from that of Immigration. You are mixing both.

Vancouver and Calgary had around 10 days wait time at the start of the year for residents.

Good one, any system to prioritize your and your family's well being first in exchange for taxes and economic contributions should be a no-brainer. Go for it.

Yeah, with that score it could de difficult with Ontario PNP. I know someone inland with educational in Canada not getting a PNP invite. He is on a work permit and waiting for a year to increase some points. Age seems to be not working for him. There might be other less attrative paths to...

Turns out i had used standard deduction for 2018 and in such cases, the state refund of 2019 is not considered taxable income at all.

Whats your CRS Score? It looks like even the minimum score for Ontario Notifications of Interest is high these days. There was a time when they invited folks with 400 and above. Seems like the demand is too high. Crucial time for 30+ folks in H1B...

Try Ontario PNP

Hi Guys, I had moved to Canada in 2018 and filed my US returns (for partial 2018) in 2019 and was issued both federal and state refunds in 2019. However, California had mailed me 1099G for 2019 refunds in 2020. It was less than 1000 USD. Do i need to file a federal return for 2019? I had...

Yeah, i'm just looking to avoid dealing with IRS.

Good luck.

Thanks, even RBC bankers said there is one branch in US that i could use. But no matter what, if the money is deposited within US, wouldn't they end up generating income documents for the purpose of Tax etc?

Yeah, i don't have any status in US other than a B1/B2 visa holder. Not sure if having income in US is recommended in this case. Looks like RBC is doing the right thing, they have setup International ACH Transfer (IAT). However, seems like not all US banks support this. Trying to get in touch...