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I'd say send the original one. At least we did so. In fact, we've asked our translation company to provide additional certified copy for us just in case we'd need it in the future. Our case was kinda difficult: I had over 100 stamps in the passport half of them illegible. So we ended up with the...

Hi Eugene: - No, not necessarily. Bank account opening could also be done remotely provided you will not be a signing officer - Standard TRV - The fact that you are in a partnership with someone and the company employs several people does not grant you a PR, but could be used as a positive...

Why would you need insurance if you're landing? for a period while you receive OHIP?

Do NOT use ATIO. They're extremely expensive, you may face something close to $100/document from them. From personal perspective, here are a few I found the most reasonable: - http://www.docsbase.ca/ - http://document-translation.ca/ - http://docwork.ca/ The first one was the least expensive...

Which application are you translating these stamps for? I know at least a few companies who could do it cheaper than in saudi and even send docs there: - http://www.docsbase.ca/ - http://document-translation.ca/ - http://docwork.ca/ I used the first one and they're not expensive

And why would you do it? Unless it's a rare one, it'll be cheaper to buy new car here than importing it from Europe.

Yes, it has to be translated. From what I could remember, citizenship card from Nepal is not fully in English. I used these guys to do mine: http://www.docsbase.ca/ I believe they're the most reasonably priced and professional of what I was able to find in GTA

TD has branches in the USA so if you're planning to use them south of the border, it's pretty convenient. Plus I've just found visa transfer option at e-bank there: you may send money directly to visa card abroad and that costs only $16.00. I don't really think though it's only TD service...

36 stamps won't cost you a fortune. Straker is pretty expensive, try these: http://document-translation.ca/ - used to charge something around $5-6 CAD/stamp http://docwork.ca/ - pretty cheap and reliable, but not sure if they ship anywhere except GTA http://www.docsbase.ca/ - usually charge...

Yes, that's 100%. We submitted translations of our conversations in Skype and facebook posts. Try using these guys: http://document-translation.ca/ pretty cheap and good service

In fact, any certified translation company from EU should work as long as their translators have certificates and are able to provide affidavits sealed by Notary Public. Try these: http://www.docsbase.ca/ they should have a branch in Italy and they're relatively cheap

The best I have found was TD insurance. Try giving them a call and see if you could get something below 200. Mine was around $180 for mid-town.

Check for certified translator and ask them specifically of their translation would be accepted by CIC. I had issue with a guy in Toronto who claimed they are acceptable and then my application was returned. I found these guys pretty cheap: http://www.docsbase.ca/ but mention that you need it...

Yes, UAE stamps have to be translated as they're not fully duplicated in English. Check these guys: http://www.docsbase.ca/ They provide translation+Notary for PR renewal and Citizenship cheaper than $4/stamp. So far, the cheapest guys I found in GTA I also know they have discounts for companies...

If you are looking for apartment, not a condo with gym and all those fancy amenities, check www.viewit.ca they post listings for rental properties all across the country. There are over a dozen units within your budget right at Yonge-Eglinton. Personal opinion: stay away from apartment at 322...

If you do not speak French, narrow it down to Toronto and Vancouver. I'd probably include Calgary to the list as well. From my own perspective, Toronto has more job opportunities for newcomers, but is also the most expensive out of the three.

Furnished 3bdr condo for $2000? Would seriously depend on the area. I'd say budget $2200 and you'll have the one with a gym. Gas and car insurance: it is more than possible to have it within $400: say, you could negotiate car insurance with TD for $200/month and will spend about $50/week on gas...

In Ontario you could drive with foreign license for up to 60 days

I'd say TD or Scotia. They're both rather convenient and have relatively good programs for newcomers. Stay away from RBC.

Just a quick update: 1) Cook positions are closed. Sincere thanks to everyone applied 2) We have one more urgent truck driver position. Only home trips, no US. Ready to consider recent truck driving school graduates.