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Need to carry a valid passport when flying internationally is not open for interpretation. Here is what air Canada says. Other airlines will have similar requirements "Canadian permanent residents/landed immigrants returning to Canada from the United States must carry a valid passport and a...

Validity of passport is still applicable regardless of pr status since no airlines would let one board without a valid passport.

Canada is one of the few countries that only requires 3 months of passport validity. However you would need to convince airlines and any transit airports. Recommend printing Canada website that states that 3 months rule.

I94 is valid for 6 months, so unless something has changed recently, you will not need to pay 6$ fee within 6 months of your last travel. You would need to pay that for your family however.

Tried this successfully at the start of this year. As others have said, with Canadian pr and departure and arrival on SAME day (not just <24 hours), you MAY be given a same day transit visa stamp without needing to apply for a specific visa before hand. But there are two caveats 1. This is...

Try a different drive test. This is an extremely fragmented process and standards vary from place to place. Alternatively just give g2 and try g water a year. Not a lot of difference

You need the original extract

Reporting factual info on your return is usually a sound strategy

Toronto and Vancouver are indeed in top 10 expensive places to live in world, if you don't have a strong reason to stay there ex. weather, work, family and can get similar opportunities elsewhere, it makes sense to go elsewhere. As steaky says, those who can afford find it to be a great place.

No and no Read through https://www.canadavisa.com/canada-immigration-discussion-board/threads/dl-extract-to-on-g-license-complete-experience.643599/

Check provincial regulations, for Ontario idp does not serve any purpose since you can drive on regular international license as long as it is in English/french. It would be more important to get dl extract to apply directly for g2/g license.

Record any entry exit dates from Canada, this would come on handy when applying for citizenship

Yes, if you don't get pr by then, you would need to apply for prtd for boarding flight back to Canada

Ignore that I asked that, I recall this rule now, thanks

We need to reply in french now perhaps ..

That's surprising, I would have expected entry requirements to be same for returning pr irrespective of mode of travel i.e. PR card or prtd

Actually the regulations vary between provinces. I am quite sure provinces retain incoming license in case of direct exchange. However in case of credit transfer, some provinces retain ex. BC while others return original license ex. ON. Either ways, once issued a Canadian license, you should...

Think about it like winning a lottery. Scammers send enough messages that once in a while, they happen to send a person fake message that just happens to match their real details. Person gets extra scared and think it is genuine when it is the same message that they probably sent several other...

The process has been same from about 3 years back. You apply online, they approve your request based on incoming country credit report and ask you to confirm your name and address either at Amex office or at local post office. After that you get your credit card with similar perks as incoming...

Many lenders should be able to pull your us credit report to lend you something, especially when you are planning to give 35% down. Best still call up a mortgage broker or a lender to check on documentation required