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LOL ! Yes, auto-correct failed me there, and I didn’t catch the error until you mentioned it. Residency is the correct word in case I confused a reader.

Thank you! Maybe I got lucky. My spouse/sponsor’s family physician is still in practice in Toronto Centre. We contacted him, are sending US records, and getting set up as new patients. He even files clams for private insurance, if needed. I feel like I am extremely blessed! I also just...

Your reply is full of great information. Thank you so much! I contacted my Rx insurer about synching refills and was told I could not use my Rx coverage at Canadian pharmacies. I need to talk with someone else and ask the question differently — filling a claim myself for reimbursement rather...

Your suggestion is what I have at the top of my “Most Likely” column. It was further down in the “Preference” column. However, I do have concerns about importing beyond the first 90-day period. Does driving make this different from commercial travel? Thanks for the added “get gas”...

More importantly, do you have a recommendation regarding my question?

Maybe I misused the word “pensioner” and should say I’m an educator with retirement benefits. My Canadian spouse, who is repatriating at the same time I am presenting my CoPR to CBSA, submitted a Spousal Sponsorship for Permanent Recurency application under Family Class. I am pleased to say the...

The title gives the gist of this opening of a new thread. I will be landing next month as a PR and will have synched my prescriptions by an override approved by Optum Rx for a 90-day supply of medications. I understand that new arrivals are allowed 90-day supplies when we arrive. I will collect...

This thread is from 3017, and I curious if the replies are still valid or maybe there are newer, better methods?