INLAND APPLICATIONS 2013

[kaira1]

So we r landing on friday and they didnt ask anything to bring other than bring spouse and all documents released by cic and two picz and payment for landing... Is there anythin else need to bring with us.. So hubby got speeding ticket yesterday for $52.. Didnt loose any points ... Do we have to tell cic abt it during landing.. Does it consider as crime?

 

[Canuck*soon]

Congrats! It's going to feel really surreal once everything is said and done!

The letter of employment should be okay along with a pay stub, also provide contact information for the employer just in case. When my husband and I attended his landing interview, we weren't asked for anything except for my husband's passport. However we did bring proof of common address, pay stubs, two pieces of ID (driver's license and health card) as well as a copy of all correspondence we had received from CIC (AOR, AIP, DM & Landing Letter). We weren't asked for any of it. It's always great to be prepared just to be safe though.

As for your possessions, I don't think you'd need any of it. My husband and I, who lived here throughout the process and have been living in an apartment, were not asked any questions about our belongings nor were we asked to declare them. I think that since you've applied inland they would know that you have belongings here.

Congratulations once again! Relax, the landing interview is the easiest/quickest part!

Thank you so much, I was however referring to all of my possessions that I have stored in the USA - do I need to provide a detailed list of what I will be eventually landing with at border - at our landing interview? Is there a specific form required? Thanks in advance.
( update ) called our immigration rep. - we are not required to bring our list of belongings that we will land with...just wanted to share this in case anyone else wanted to know.

Congrats to everyone receiving great news !

 

[frenchwapiti]

So we r landing on friday and they didnt ask anything to bring other than bring spouse and all documents released by cic and two picz and payment for landing... Is there anythin else need to bring with us.. So hubby got speeding ticket yesterday for $52.. Didnt loose any points ... Do we have to tell cic abt it during landing.. Does it consider as crime?

hello kaira1, bring everything requested in the landing letter and don't forget your lucky smile! As for the speed ticket, do not paranoi!!!! It is just a speed ticket and I believe it is already paid. this happens to everybody once in a while and is not considered a crime!!!
good luck for your landing

 

[nrajani_99]

so happy... hubby got his PR card in the mail.. .. done with CIC... so happy.. thanks for this forum.. for all the support

 

[Rita27]

so happy... hubby got his PR card in the mail.. .. done with CIC... so happy.. thanks for this forum.. for all the support

wow!! congrats!! I hope I get mine in the next few days

 

[xxpazaway]

So we r landing on friday and they didnt ask anything to bring other than bring spouse and all documents released by cic and two picz and payment for landing... Is there anythin else need to bring with us.. So hubby got speeding ticket yesterday for $52.. Didnt loose any points ... Do we have to tell cic abt it during landing.. Does it consider as crime?

Hi, congratulations. I would like to know when did you get your landing letter. I will be landing in Hamilton too and I got DM before you.
Thanks

 

[nrajani_99]

wow!! congrats!! I hope I get mine in the next few days

yes did you check your online ..

did you delay yoru flight?

 

[guri3577]

so happy... hubby got his PR card in the mail.. .. done with CIC... so happy.. thanks for this forum.. for all the support

congrats nrajani, no more CIC till Citizenship process.

 

[Rita27]

yes did you check your online ..

did you delay yoru flight?

I checked, but it still doesn't show anything online.
And no I didn't, I already left and came back yesterday. Hope to get the card before my next flight

 

[nrajani_99]

I checked, but it still doesn't show anything online.
And no I didn't, I already left and came back yesterday. Hope to get the card before my next flight

how did they let you back in with out a PR card

 

[MisterBob]

Just an update: still have not landed yet for my common-law (currently AIP). Can someone please help me with this question?

My common-law went to a Japanese agency and filled out taxes for 2012 and 2013. We've been common-law since July 2012. The Japanese agency told her she needs to fill it out as "single" because she is not landed yet.

Now this can affect her and also my taxes. I'm the only one with income and I would get more tax back if it was filled out as common-law instead of single.

I am about to do my taxes for 2012 and 2013 now and planning to fill out as common law. Any advice for this guys?

 

[nrajani_99]

congrats nrajani, no more CIC till Citizenship process.

Thank you very much...
yes no more cic for hubby until citizenship.. . did you get yours yet? Hope you get it by this week..

I guess cause Ontario is closer.. you prob will get your tom

 

[guri3577]

yes.. did you get yours yet?

I won't know till evening.

 

[nrajani_99]

I won't know till evening.

I hope you get yours today .. as well.. then we would have landed on same day and got our PR card on the same day as well.. and hurray..we will be done !!!

 

[Ponga]

Just an update: still have not landed yet for my common-law (currently AIP). Can someone please help me with this question?

My common-law went to a Japanese agency and filled out taxes for 2012 and 2013. We've been common-law since July 2012. The Japanese agency told her she needs to fill it out as "single" because she is not landed yet.

Now this can affect her and also my taxes. I'm the only one with income and I would get more tax back if it was filled out as common-law instead of single.

I am about to do my taxes for 2012 and 2013 now and planning to fill out as common law. Any advice for this guys?

That sounds like bad advice to me, since a person does NOT need to land to be common-law; they are completely separate issues!

Filing as single when she (and you also) are in fact common-law is tax fraud (as Rob_TO will undoubtedly confirm).