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I posted this question on the other thread, but it has lots of postings and my question is really getting buried. I have recently moved from US to Canada as a PR. I have 2 kids both are US citizens. When I got PR in FSW class in 2014 our second child was not born then. I am now sponsoring PR...

Thanks for your reply... While filling up the form "Sponsorship Evaluation IMM5481E" I am not sure about my answers for item number 5B and 6B... 5B --- Previous Undertaking : I am now sponsoring only for my second child. However, my first one and my wife were already included when I applied...

I have recently moved from US to Canada as a PR. I am an Indian Citizen. I have 2 kids both are US citizens. When I got PR in FSW class in 2014 our second child was not born then, so my wife, my first child and I have PRs. I am filling out forms to sponsor my second one. When I fill the form...

You can't export your car from any US (bridge) border. Take a look at this link which will help you with step-by-step process. http://www.canadavisa.com/canada-immigration-discussion-board/exportingimporting-vehicle-us-to-canada-only-t415713.0.html

Your friends and colleagues are correct. I got the same answer, when I discussed about my I-140 with the VISA department of my last employer in US. When your PD gets current you can apply provided you have a valid visa status - meaning, you've to be employed in US on H1B with the same / another...

You can actually call CIC outside Canada if you want to. I have called CIC a few times from USA. This thread could be helpful. http://www.canadavisa.com/canada-immigration-discussion-board/how-to-reach-cic-call-centre-toll-free-number-from-outside-canada-t24877.0.html

It depends on your employer. Usually employers send the H1B cancellation request to USCIS after your final payroll. You'll have time until your employer runs your final payroll. However, be aware that sometimes the border security "MIGHT" send you to secondary inspection and could verify your...

My wife and I got full "G" License for our US license.

I have used CoPR to enter in to Canada from USA using a rental car which was 6 months after landing. CBSA "MIGHT" ask you some questions regarding your travel as well as your absence.

Yes. I know what you are talking about, however the reply from "jes_ON" earlier on this post really confused me.

So, I don't need an insurance to exchange my US license for Ontario license. I only need insurance while registering my car in ON. Can you please clarify on this?

Can I get Insurance before getting a DL in ON or the proof of my US insurance would suffice?

I did 2 way move as it was hard for me to secure a parking permit in D.C. area to park a trailer / relocubes for over 2 - 3 hours. I used a local mover to load my stuff on to the trailer at upack terminal. Later from the upack website, I found that you can even request them to wait for couple of...

Yes. upack delivers pods too. You don't have to have a car to move on your own, you can always rent a truck. No. You don't have to go with it to cross the border, but give your goods to follow list to upack - if you had filled one already while landing, CBSA would have given you a blue form...

upack will still be cheaper unless you want to bring the items yourself with an uhaul. Since yours is a studio apartment get a pod from upack instead of truck which will even be cheaper. uhaul also has similar service like upack which will deliver you a pod to load your stuff. Check with them...

I currently have a full license with no restrictions? Wondering what category (G / G2 / G1) of license will be given when we exchange the US DL in ON?

Does anyone has experience in that? Can I easily switch to ON license or should I need a road test. I have more than 8 years of driving experience in US. I have also brought a certified driving record from US when I moved here to prove that I have driving experience. I also have read thru this...

I went to the Toyota dealership and they helped me change the switch. Took my car to CT and they certified as Pass - Thank God. Completed RIV inspection successfully. Thank you guys for your guidance all thru.

These are some lessons I learnt while in US about the credit score, I am assuming this would help in Canada as well. In my opinion, this will work better if you are landing first and moving to Canada later. Get your SIN first and open up a bank account. You'll need an address, use your friends /...

I am not sure about the process in Toronto - check with your local embassy. Sorry for the delayed reply, as I myself was busy with moving to CAN from US. Please update the procedure when you are done for the benefit of other people who are in similar situation as yours. Thank You.