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Ya, not so thrilled with the new spread sheet

My husband and I are insured with State Farm in the U.S. After reading your post about not getting a letter of experience I called my agent. She said no problem but it would take a couple of hours to get it. We are in Tennessee. I don't know if that makes a difference

Well, hubby landed on Saturday at the Ambassador Bridge (Windsor/Detroit) he longest wait was in the line of cars, but it was the long weekend. We went inside to immigration and it took about 20 min. Very friendly agent. she was thrilled that we had our B4's all prepared as it made the process...

My hubby will be landing on Saturday. We will be driving eight hrs from Knoxville to Windsor. Finally got the B4 finished

My husband is getting ready to land on Saturday. We are preparing the "goods to follow" list and I have what might seem a silly question. The forms asks for his address. Should this be where we are living now (in the U.S.) or the address we will be living at in Canada My brain is fried from...

I wouldn't be too concerned about the length of time to receive SA. The processing times after that have dropped significantly. It took 2mths for me to receive SA but my U.S. husband was approved one month later

Every box is clearly marked as to what is inside and all electronics will be listed with serial numbers.(wish I had jewelry to hide) I just don't know how many boxes there are in each category

Do you have to put how many boxes of each item. I didn't keep track and my boxes are piled to the ceiling. No way to count them now. Can I just put "clothing" and a value

I think the way s/he has responded is very telling.

We applied Outland (husband U.S. citizen) and although it was tough, we paid all the fees upfront. His visa was approved in 3 months so if we had not paid all the fees upfront it certainly would have delayed his visa

Yes, generally the medical is less expensive in Canada. If you live near the border it is a good idea to check prices in Canada. My husband has his done in Windsor and the total cost was $255.00 Also, it is easier to get the photos done in Canada as most places have the software that makes the...

Your file will be transferred to Ottawa. The Detroit office is closed. The only location for interviews is L.A. but it is very unlikely that you will require an interview, My husband (U.S.) citizen has just been approved. It only took 3 mths

I think the best scenario is for the application process to speed up- ( as seems to be happening for some V.O.) Then there are no worries about the medical

I think a lot depends on which Visa office you are using and what the processing time is. If your visa office has a processing time of several months then it might be OK to wait until the medical is requested. For visa offices with quicker processing time ( U.S.) then submitting the medical...

My hubby had his done at a UPS store.....they had custom software and were able to do it. It took a while to get them exactly the correct size. My husband just received his CORP and his photo was accepted. Try one of the store that also do fingerprints. They seen to have more services available

Thanks so much.

I'm wondering if the border will be extra busy seeing as it is the long weekend

Which border are you crossing at....he'll be at Detroit/Windsor Ambassador Bridge

Yes, I know he'll be fine......he just gets nervous at the border...I've crossed so many times that some of the border guards know me by sight.

We applied Outland from the U.S.