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I am American and my husband, a Canadian citizen is working a temporary contract in Toronto. We plan to return to the States when his job is complete in October. I got a visitor's record in December 2013 at the the border. I had planned to apply for residency, but I withdrew my application...

Thank you, I really appreciate that.

Are you sure you are a mother? Seriously would you have driven 2 hours and across a border while in labor with your children? Wouldn't you have been afraid of their well being. What kind of heartless woman are you? By the way 1 million was because of a premature birth and neo-natal treatment...

Yes the figure was wrong, it was 1 Million unless the CBC lies http://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/british-columbia/b-c-baby-costs-aussie-couple-1m-1.1197529 And I am so entitled, living off my husband who works 12 hour days and pays more than 40 percent of his earnings so people like you can afford...

Well your health insurance for you and your two children is being supported by tax payers, including my husband and in-laws. Your grant still comes from tax money. Where do you think the government gets the grant money from? My husband is a taxpayer and you once were, so don't get up here...

There is a travel component of my plan for emergencies. So it may be covered for an emergency. But not necessarily since travel insurance generally doesn't cover delivery. Think about New Zealand couple that went into labor early in Vancouver and in spite of having travel insurance, BC gov't...

Students aren't freeloaders and mothers aren't freeloaders, but unemployed students who have two children and are trying to sponsor a husband (who she would then be financially responsible for) is likely enjoying some level of support thanks to taxpayers and shouldn't be so quick to judge...

Good catch, no job, 2 kids sponsoring husband but complaining about freeloaders. My husband works everyday and pays a ton of taxes, but we want to take advantage of the system by having our baby here, right. Some things are the same on both sides of the border, the people who complain about...

My husband is from Alberta, but unfortunately we are in Ontario. I would love to just go to a doctor in Toronto and deliver here. It would make everything so much easier, but since that doesn't appear to be an option I will return to the States.

You are ignorant and a terrible representation of the country you wish to defend. Clearly you didn't read the posts since I am insured in my home country. I pay for my insurance every month and receive excellent medical care in my country. My husband pays taxes in Canada so the birth of his...

That's it, I am calling Monday to withdraw my application and we are moving back to States. Not worth the headache. My husband got his green card in the US in 4 months through when I sponsored him. This process is just ridiculous. My husband got a job here so it made sense, but not anymore...

I just couldn't imagine. The inability to leave for 2 years, sounds like prison. How could anyone do that? I just can't comprehend it. Crossing in Buffalo as an American barely gets a second glance. I did go inside to speak to immigration and I followed their recommendations with getting an...

Thanks, I think that is what I'm going to do. The idea of starting the application over is pretty stressful, but I guess it is less stressful then going crazy about this situation.

That makes no sense. I was given the visitors visa in my passport because I am living here. Immigration at the border recommended it and they documented that I have filed and that I am awaiting. I can't think of more ties to Canada then a husband, home and money. Even beyond the doctor, we go...

Currently, I am high risk so a midwife may not be an option for me. I cannot bank on it at this point. That still does not help with prenatal care. I hate to say it, but these are the things that make me want move back to the U.S. If the situation was reversed and I was working in the States...

I don't get out my inland application would be jeopardized by me going to New York, no where did I read that I can't leave the country for the next two years. I have a 6 month vistor's visa currently stapled in my passport. My name is on a lease in Toronto and I have bank accounts here, going...

I filed for an inland application in December, now I am pregnant. I am insured in the United States and I had been driving from Toronto to Buffalo for doctor's visits, but now that those visits will be more frequent and I have delivery to think about. I'm due in September, what if OHip doesn't...

I'm confused by implied status. I don't currently have a work permit, so not sure what you mean by current status

I have a question about work permits. Are you suppose to submit a work permit application with your PR application? I found this confusing on the website. I already sent in my PR application, but I am wondering if I should do a work permit one as well.

Can you import your car to Canada if it is financed?