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Scarborough is moving. I know a few people who have gone through that office.

I just want to say good luck everyone the wheels at CIC are turning, but slowly. My partner didn't want to share her time line at the time but will allow me to give hope to others. The application was submitted in June applicant and she completed her Oath Ceremony yesterday. We didn't ask for...

Hey All I was wondering can a transcript from a private career college, which is accredited by the PCC Govt of Ontario as proof of language. The course is in English.

I agree with you but the Op was asking about US experience.

There are a few websites that you can use to search for insurance. Most ask if you have insurance from the US. That should help you.

Yes, you will need a visa to visit Canada. The current processing time is about 2-3 weeks

You are are not guaranteed to get 6 months at entry. It is up to the officer you speak to. If they don't put a date on the stamp then it is 6 months, otherwise you need to leave by the date written with the stamp.

1) They will need to claim their baggage in Vancouver. They are going through customs and immigration in Vancouver then taking a domestic flight from Vancouver to Edmonton. 2)Yes they will need to fill it out 3) No she does not. It is hers, and is not being left in Canada when she leaves. 4)...

They will likely have your Medical if it has been sent it. They don't update ECAS in real time. Just wait a little.

If you have been living with your wife and have back up to prove it. Then you should be fine please see below link from CIC.http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/helpcentre/answer.asp?qnum=727&top=4

It looks like a default answer.

In most provinces you are not able to apply for health coverage right after you land. In some that you are there is a residency requirement. You need to apply when you return permanently.

They are looking for a very specific translation. If you search for Translation Agency of Ontario, they can do it for you.

When the visitor visa is granted it is set for a specific time that they have to enter the country by. It is up the to person at passport control how long they will get it for. If there is a stamp and no date then she is good for 8 months. Apply for a short term stay like two weeks. You can...

In Ontario, the healthcard is not considered as valid photo ID. It is only to be used for health care. I have had it rejected a few times when I thought I could use it.

You need be referred by a family doctor, or a walk in clinic if you don't have a family doctor.

If you have a full licence from Manitoba you can change it to an Ontario licence. They may be an eye test but that is it.

You might be able to just transfer it to an Ontario licence no test except eye test. If not if you pass the G2 Exit test your done.

You do not qualify as a resident for tax purposes. You need to be in the country for 6 months roughly.

You can book the test online but I believe that you will have to do the test before the expiry date. If not you will need to start over. I don't know if you would still need wait between doing to the various tests.