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thanks everyone The potential situation is to do this for couple of months and then move to Canada. This is obviously not a long term option

Yeah, exactly what I was thinking too

Are there any issues for a Canadian PR holder to work remotely for few months in US (US status: H4) on a Canadian job with payroll in Canada? Has anyone done this? Thanks!

UPDATE: All PR cards received in mail today at the Canadian address Here is the timeline of the PR card Became landed PR on - July 3rd GU on - 7 Aug PR Cards approved and shipped on Aug 10 PR Cards received - Aug 14 CPC - Sydney, NS

Update - I was able to link all applications except my Wife's PR card application. I tried linking it multiple times to the online CIC account but it didnt work. So then I logged web form request and got response today that her PR card was also mailed on Aug 10. So it seems sometimes the...

PR Card is now approved and mailed. In the document status section I only see my name with PR card details. I dont see my wife and kids PR card details. Is that normal? I am the primary applicant

I did landing at peach arch border, PR application FSW-outland. I am curious, do these details matter?

Folks - FYI - We completed PR landing on July 3rd, today I noticed ghost update on the PR card application

Congrats Praveen! Glad to see this post

1. You can apply using US address, answer no to the question and provide your US address. I am not sure about filing taxes part 2. I haven't applied for health card yet FYI - I got my SIN at my american address couple of weeks ago

UPDATE: I got the SIN in the mail today

Heavily used land borders are the safest as officers are used to process multiple visa folks. So far I have read people have completed successful landings at Peace Arch border near Seattle and Detroit-Windsor border as well

Wow! I didn't know that immigration lawyers can influence the GC backlog :D I guess the increasing number of applicants, EB porting and per country limit issues are not the main factors :P

I am curious why you have to send photos? Is it because you are inland applicant? I completed my landing process 2 weeks ago and came back to USA. I wasnt asked about photos. I was an outland applicant. Photos were provided to IRCC as part of the PPR request.

Lets just wait for the next EO and then debate. There is no point debating on rumors. I just laid out the process and timeline of rule making. Now what they can skip in this process is beyond my understanding. An immigration lawyer will have better knowledge.

Then I will be more worried about America than the immigrants

Period from Nov-Jan is purely focused on transition to new administration. I dont think they can carry out any new policy in that timeframe. Anyhow they haven't published a rule yet. Let them publish a rule first and then we can debate on the merits and the timing. You are right that if such a...

Here is the detailed read on the federal rule making process https://crsreports.congress.gov/product/pdf/IF/IF10003

For example h4 EAD rule was published by DHS on 02/25/2015 and became effective on 5/26/2015. You can see the timeline in the link I sent in the earlier replies

Yes it was announced as part of the EO by Obama. The actual implementation of the rule takes months. Its a new federal regulation and it goes through a standard process. It isn't simply active on the day its announced in the EO. So trump admin can make changes to LCA process, remove H4 EAD but...