Sooooooo, brief update, my U.S. husband officially landed here on June 20.....YAAAAAAAAAAAY!! The immigration process for us was quite straight forward and painless, just required patience. In the U.S. he was a Commercial Truck Driver. He has a heart condition (heart stent), getting his U.S. CDL changed to a Canadian one has been nothing but bureaucracy and red tape, fill out this form but to get that form you need this form first, use the self help phone service which keeps you on hold for over 2 hours then when an agent finally answers your call gets disconnected. Any phone number available for Ontario MTO is never answered, finding a Dr. was almost impossible, Dr. isn't even filling out forms in a expeditious manner. he has been here for 3 months and isn't even remotely close to getting his Canadian Commercial Driver's License. He's getting very frustrated as I am also, I'm very embarrassed about how his first experience with Canadian (Ontario) government is going and I'm feeling hugely guilty. And if you can believe this he's actually talking about going back to the U.S. just so he can work and provide for my Son and I. God I'm so frustrated! Anyways, next issue, getting his U.S. vehicle (which WAS formally imported) insured and Ontario plates. My insurer requires an Abstract ( which is SUPPOSED TO BE on it's way by mail) and a letter of experience from his last U.S. insurance company. Contacted State Farm in Texas, they say they don't issue letters of experience. Aren't they OBLIGATED to by law? God give me strength, I'm going to go POSTAL soon. Thanks for any advice anyone can provide. I never thought the tough part would happen AFTER he arrived here in Ontario. 
