Personally, I have taken the approach of being as clear as possible for anything that I reasonably believe IRCC may question.MW2015 said:Can I ask your thoughts of this scenario. I have lived in Canada since 2009. But I work for a US Company and my work address is in the states. But I am considered a permanent resident of Canada. My US company HR system could not handle a foreign address, so I just put down a place we frequent visit in Florida during the winter. when I pull my employment records they will all have the address of Florida. I do file and pay Canadian Taxes, as well as US taxes. But I also don't receive a T4, only a W2 from the states. How would you address this to CIC in a letter explaining the situation. I am trying to get my employer to write a letter as well for me. We moved to Canada to take care of my wife's sick mother. So work allowed me to stay up here but I frequent traveled back and forth between the US and Canada. Now I don't travel as much and mainly stay in Canada but work address remains the same.
Just trying to feel this out.
Having a US work address is likely something a CO may question / dig deeper into. This is your chance to provide the narrative so I would write what you mentioned above (That your work address in your documents is shown as a US address because your employer's HR system cannot handle a Canadian address)