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Thanks. So EVERYTHING is sent all at once, correct? I was just used to being asked for docs (US sponsorship) as the application progressed.

I know I can find answers here, and I do apologize in advance if these has been asked before: 1. When you go for the medical exam, does the Dr. give you something to include w/ the paperwork, or do they send it directly themselves? 2. Do you send in the paperwork first then get a medical...

Thank you PMM. I apologize for having to ask. I do acknowledge your patience for repetitive questions like this. This forum is pretty lucky to have individuals such as yourself who are willing to help. Alright, I'll get on it. Have a great weekend everyone!

and where would i indicate that? i mean, yes, you're right. they might not see it as something as important. hmm.... well this is something for us to think about. this will really set us back 4 months, if not more.

REALLY THIS LONG??! 4 months just waiting in limbo? So let me get this straight. Until I receive the police clearance, then and only then I'll be able to send the entire application... yes?? This means that the application won't even be touched until, hmmm..... December?!?!? So what else...

Nazirv: Yes, I am. My family and I are currently living in the US. The only one who isn't a dual is my spouse.. but I'm hoping that when the time comes, he'll be able to also apply for Canadian citizenship.

Boncuk, GK & dfb::: Thank you for replying. I think I'll start gathering up all the documents to get this ball rolling. Great forum. Love it already =)

Since you have no immediate plans of moving up to North, I suggest to just apply for citizenship now. You have ample time to do this. Regarding your PR status, I can't say how easy it would be in the future to just re-apply again... IF they even approve it the next time around. You'd have to...

Hi all! I've been reading up on older threads hoping to find some similar situation, but unfortunately, I haven't. So basically, we'd like to find out how we can immigrate to Canada from the US. There are a couple of scenarios we're considering... any inputs/advice/suggestions are greatly...

Nazirv: Do you intend to stay in Canada forever and give up your permanent residency in the US? I'm not sure if you are aware of this, but as a permanent resident in the US, you are only allowed to be absent from the US for no more than 6 months, beyond this time frame would mean that you've...