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Can anyone who's imported a car into BC share your experience with the BC safety inspection (not the RIV one)? Thanks.

That was actually a form I had to fill out after getting the ITN.

If she's out of status, she is ineligible for an open work permit. There may also be a longer processing time for your application.

I paid $440 for my exam in Minneapolis.

Does anyone have any input on which bank offers the best newcomers package for new permanent residents? I'm also interested in which banks offer the highest limit for (unsecured) credit cards if you don't yet have a job. TD Bank quoted me $1,000? Thanks for any help.

Apologies if this has been addressed elsewhere, but I'm planning on exporting my car in the near future and am having a hell of a time with the "Vehicle Export Cover Sheet." I have no idea what to write in a lot of places -- e.g., Carrier? Vessel? BoL/AWB/Booking #? Huh? I'm not sure where I...

Have any other Americans rented a uPack, in addition to exporting/importing your car? If so, how did you handle the BSF186 forms? I was told that I need to fill out two separate versions (not copies) of it - one with a list of stuff in the uPack and the other with the stuff in our car. Does this...

Hi, everyone. I have a quick question about the vehicle title. I have a clean title with no lien. However, it was initially titled in state A. I have been residing in state B for the past few years. I wasn't required to transfer the title from state A to B when I moved. Do I need to get it...

Out of curiosity, why didn't you research those things before applying for PR?

No, why would it?

Wakki was answering the question you asked.

I can't tell if you're being obtuse or are just unwilling to accept what others are telling you. Either way, I'll let someone else field your questions.

Again, like canuck_in_uk said, you don't need a figure. No need to overthink this.

Nobody here can speak to the particulars of your application. Order GCMS notes and stop posting the same thing in multiple threads.

I got mine done at Walgreens. They were able to change the photo specifications on their machine to fulfill the requirements.

An otherwise perfect application doesn't negate a ten-year overstay, obviously.

Yeah, OP may be remiss in not retaining a lawyer...

Agreed. Your application will likely be subject to heavy scrutiny, and you can probably expect a longer-than-average processing time.

No criminal record for sponsor or primary applicant, first marriage for both of you, sufficient proof of relationship, etc.

There's really no advantage to applying inland if your husband is American and your case is straightforward. Even if he's really counting on the open work permit, that takes a few months - and processing time for uncomplicated American apps has been ~3-6 months. And like KBH said, you can apply...