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Has anyone applied for PCC without adhaar card, please help!!!! It asks if I agree to share my aadhaar data for verification purposes, but I dont even have an aadhar. But If I dont check that it wont let me submit an application

1. Can you please explain the whole process on how to apply fro start to finish? 2. I do not have an aadhaar card, does it impact anything?

BLS website says "Note: "We are not providing any pickup and drop off service for PO box address. Applicant has to arrange his/her own pickup and need to provide self addressed printed prepaid return envelope. Also, we do not guarantee for the delivery at PO box address"." What does that mean...

Hi guys - hope someone can help me - I do not have aadhar card, what do I check below? If I check "no" will they deny my police certificate? "I, the holder of above mentioned Aadhaar Number , hereby give my consent to Passport Seva to obtain my Aadhaar Number, Name and Fingerprint/Iris for...

Do you explain that you are attaching previous police certificate or just send it with the application printout?

How does the pickup work - does someone come physically to your apartment building and you hand it to them? If so, do they call you when they get here? My apartment buzzer is messed up and I'll need them to call me so I can meet them. Also, for drop off - Do they just put it in your mailbox?

Has anyone obtained the PCC recently, how long is it taking?

Yeah what a mess. To me seems like as long as you file and disclose all income you will be fine. If they audit and ask for ccorections etc. it would be extra work but at the end of the day IRS and CRA will have to agree due to the treaty and not double tax you. Seems like it is easier to...

Does CRA have a way of knowing if you are a commuter? Anyway most of these "commuters" are now fully remote anyway. I guess if the worst case is to pay double taxes that is OK with me. I just wanna make sure there are no other complications as per labor laws etc.

Please visit this link - quoting the relevant part - https://turbotax.intuit.ca/tips/using-the-united-states-canada-income-tax-treaty-to-reduce-double-taxation-6229 " Taxes Paid in the United States If taxes were deducted from your income, you can claim those taxes as if you paid them to the...

Cross borer commuters have been doing it for decades and no one ever has gotten in to trouble with CRA. That literally is the purpose of the tax treaty to avoid double taxation - it makes labor movement easier. I am frustrated how not a single person can point to a solid example or tax code but...

If you file your Canadian taxes as a resident, and U.S. taxes as a non-resident, then wy would there be an issue. Tax treaty between the two countries takes care of the taxes and why would CRA have an issue then?

Thanks! I understand you not making the move given your citizenship application. However, I cant help but wonder so many cross border commuters MUST be doing this. USC working on W2 in the U.S. and living in Canada. Given most of them successfully get their Canadian PR renwal/citizenship...

Thanks for finding this thread. I am still surprised at the use of term "illegal", usually these things are black and white. Either it is illegal or it is not. Very surprised that I can't find a link to the tax law/code on this. Can you claim to CRA that you were not a "tax resident" in Canada...

I'm interested in this "illegal" part. There must be a tax law/code that lays out in black and white whether this is illegal or not. To me it doesn't sound illegal from CRA perspective. Anyone got any links for this "illegal" claim? Thanks!

Sure, but it does not simply matter what CRA wants. What does the law say?

Sorry for stupid questions, but based on your comment above, I as wondering: 1. Why would CRA give anyone hard time for this? As long as they disclose the U.S. income and pay any Canadian taxes, they should be OK? Am I missing something obvious here such as implications on being "tax resident"...

I agree. But I think the employer may pay her as if she was a U.S. resident. I am no sure if she can file her U.S. taxes as an oversees resident if her employer does so?

Hi - my spouse and I are both Canadian PR. I have plenty of days over the minimum PRO for PR renewal. My spouse, is close to completing their PRO. However, they just got a U.S. job offer that lets them work remotely from Canada. I am curious if the U.S. employer considers my spouse a U.S...

We will have the CBSA/CBP record, what else can we gather?