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There are two steps to this process... the first is exporting the vehicle with US customs. The second is importing with Canadian customs. What each country requires is different so even though you confirmed with CBSA that the title not being in your name is OK, you need to confirm it with the US...

Yes it is.

Hi, please see this. https://www.canada.ca/en/immigration-refugees-citizenship/corporate/publications-manuals/operational-bulletins-manuals/bulletins-2018/653.html

If the checklist says you don't need to provide a police certificate, you are probably using an out-of-date checklist. Check on that, otherwise your app will be returned regardless.

Hello, you should refer to the section of the forum that relates to your status in Canada (foreign worker, international student, etc.) This is not the correct section of the forum. This section is dedicated to family class PR sponsorship.

Yes, I think you're spot on here... Car needs to be plated, registered, insured in the US (in your name) before you could export it. Otherwise you might want to consider towing? After it's been exported from the US, you can't bring it back into the US until you've plated, registered, and...

I believe you only have to submit one or the other (NOA or Option C, not both). So if you submitted NOA there will not be any problem.

Your spouse should take his OWP to Service Canada so that he can be issued a SIN number. However, just having the OWP and a SIN number is not enough to be eligible for OHIP. Your spouse will need to find a full-time job. He will then need to bring a letter from his employer stating that he is...

No, it is not an issue. When he submits his passport he will need to indicate where he wants it mailed back to.

How many trips away did you make during that time? Do you have sufficient documentation (lease, IDs, bank statements, bills, etc) to prove you shared an address during that specific time period?

Just send a webform advising them of the mistake.

They started requiring biometrics from certain applicants today (7/31), so they likely just made an adjustment in their system to start showing that information today when it was previously hidden before.

No, it will have no impact at all.

Sorry for all the confused replies here. People clearly aren’t understanding your situation. I understand your mom applied inland and you are abroad waiting for PPR. Hopefully someone who actually understands and has experience with this type of application can chime in. Unfortunately I do not know.

She would need to arrive before the expiration date on her COPR (landing papers). The COPR expires one year from the date the medical exam was completed. For outland applicants, the medical is completed anywhere from 2 months to 5 months into the application process. The amount of time to land...

There was no official announcement. The application checklist was updated in June with the new address. It's only outland applications that are being mailed to Nova Scotia now. Inland is still mailed to Mississauga.

It is possible to link the OWP application, but all that really confirms is that they aren't sending it back to you. They don't provide any updates on it like they do for the PR app. You won't hear anything till it is approved. They are very consistent with the 4 month processing time, so...

List it anyway. It will not have an impact on the application.

From April 30.

If they never linked the account, the meds request won't be in Gckey, even if they link now. It's doesn't retroactively load in communications after you link.