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Too bad, she's gone.... What a helpful lady... I will continue to help people, I can....to best of my ability.

Canada is a better safety net than US , agree... But still business is faster and better in US.... Despite high taxes.....it's dynamic.... It can rebound fast from crisis.....jobs are easier to get... Better business opprrtuinities.....different market every state or region.... There is no...

Take a deep breadth, don't over think too much. I felt the same when I left India and came to US The only difference is I came to US when I was 19 I felt home sick, I was in my golden age....so I could adapt easily I never made any indian friends, hung out with foreigners and Americans Give...

the more you earn the more tax is right but there are so many deductions you can you as you spend i donated clothes to salvation army about 480 dollars worth (i dont pay tax on 480) health insurance, car insurance, car repairs, mortgage(interest) can be expensed and there is no tax on that...

charlotte, when i come to toronto, i am going to come and meet you give you a high five and hug for being so awesome. I was in toronto for 2 weeks in november but came back to US for family emergency reasons. I love Canada but afraid to move there because of less opprtunities, something i...

rcohen, ur right, i did call cbsa at rainbow bridge and they said that i could use copr while crossing the bridge. i am 6 hrs away from the border, so i gotta cross someday..

what the question you are asking that will be you be taxed on the sale of assets abroad. I dont think so, since you are not a Canadian yet. It only applies when you are Canadian, its called income on foreign assets. Unless they changed the law, stating that a PR holder needs to declare it. Then...

are you sure, is it the same as driving into canada...?

i am not driving, not flying, but walking to canada from the rainbow bridge.

Unfortunately I am an indian citizen, so I have to travel with pr card..... So waiting for I don't know how long now. It's been 2 weeks I hope to get it by December hopefully.

I landed on 13th of November And returned to US on 26th for a family emergency And want to go back to canada again soon The processing time for new landed PR is 19 days When I saw it on 15th November. So is it true that it takes less than a month Coz I have had people wait for 4 months for...

i dont know where ur from....dont come to canada... come yourself first...and see.....you will end up in disapointment if u leave everything and come with family. its not easy....i was there for 2 weeks and came back to US. Its expensive as hell....and they need to change that....but they wont...

Thank you, i just just filed out the form and sent it to them hopefully it lands at my residence. thanks again

I dont have a PR card number nor I do have any PA number on my COPR COPR has Document# (starts with an T), UCI#(8 digit#), Application# (starts with a E) i have entered the COPR # and it does not work

I did that and it has not worked. I just landed as common-law spouse there is no other way to change the addresss...

i am have a hard time to change the addresss on the PR card. i just landed 10 days ago and i have been to service canada to change it and they told me to go online or call them, i did call them but no one picks up the phone. Online i am using my COPR number starting with a T to change it... I am...

i dont too much about canadian laws, people do get deported in US if they screw up badly, even if they are natrulaized citizens so wondering Canada mite be same

Spouse Problems, Inbox me ur number....or email I know CBSA officer, let me know.... I will help u and deport her.... If you told me that u were in USA then i would have done miracles for you. I will help u my friend.

eileen, have u suffered domestic abuse, if so then you would stand up for that guy instead of telling me not to give him advise. but that does not change the reality. so buddy....get the spycam and make sure you have audio as well..... and produce a valid arguments, when it comes to evidence...