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Here: http://www.docsbase.ca/ People on this forum use them and we tried too. I don't know what diploma is yours, mine was $83 with transcripts and all notes and notary

I used those http://www.docsbase.ca/ If it is for residency questionnaire, go straight to Jason or Alex. They seem to be senior guys there and should be able to help. I personally worked with Jason and he seemed to ask a bit too many questions initially until he fully understood what was...

Which program are you applying for and from which country? Chances are you would no need to translate lots of pages of documents. Try contacting these guys in Toronto: http://www.docsbase.ca/ there are many discussions on forum and they seem to be the cheapest ones

Yes. Always ask translators for certification. There are many those on kijiji who are doing cheap work and hope for the best without any certification

Babiah, you're wrong. I have used those http://www.docsbase.ca/ - excellent service and +++++1 for cost. We used them 2 times: for drivers abstract translation for my husband and for passport stamps. In all cases we compared prices. Much cheaper than anyone

Use jobbank. We have had the similar issue with kijiji and craigslist. Jobbank is open to everyone and it's highly recommended to use it

Yes, it is possible, of course. What is the purpose of opening it? Are you planning to relocate to Canada or is it just a foothold in North America?

No, not really. But if your total assets exceed $300.000 CAD you may qualify for provincial business immigration

No, not necessarily. There's an option to get work permit at the border. You may get work permit after your employer includes you in LMIA and you request word permit at Canada/US border

if you are submitting it to EE system, copy is enough

++1 you have to pay by the deadline, not after the assessment comes

I got $182.11/month for my Chevvy SUV 2013 from FSB (first insurance brokers) in Toronto. I am a new driver with the recent G2. Is it a good price?

I was in the same situation with my hubbie when we landed in Toronto and we ended up paying 4 months in advance. I'd say it was 50/50 factor: our commitment to pay and realtor's persuasion played role

Yes you could. There are absolutely no restrictions

I do not know that person's thoughts on RBC, but I would also stay away from them. They're known as being immigrants' bank with poor service. Might be just a prejudice though. I would say TD is the most convenient one if you would need your bank to be open after regular hours. From credits point...