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So based on the customs document for "non-settlers," as a temporary resident (working in Canada for less than 36 months) you can bring personal goods to Canada under the specified time limit (and they can ask for a security deposit to guarantee this happens). But what happens if you end up...

On the B4 form for declaring goods, there are four categories: Former Resident, Beneficiary, Seasonal Resident, and Settler. For "Settler," it specifically says "permanent residence in excess of one year." If I am coming on a temporary work permit which is only valid for one year (renewable)...

It says "photocopy" at the end of a long list and footnotes, so I wasn't sure what exactly it referred to, and I wanted to be sure. If you're going to be snappy, just don't reply at all.

What do you mean by parchment copy? Do you mean transcripts as opposed to diploma?

Huh. Well in their instruction guide it says: Proof of completion of secondary or post-secondary education in French or English includes: A diploma or transcripts from a secondary or post-secondary school indicating the successful completion of a program, in Canada or abroad. or A...

I'll be applying for citizenship soon and for proof of language proficiency, I have a B.A. from University of Toronto. Does anyone know if you have to submit the original copy of your diploma or whether a photocopy is acceptable? Thanks, abstractioness

I applied Inland and I found it quite stressful not being able to leave Canada -- Inland takes much longer, and what if something happened to my family and I couldn't go to them? The only reason I chose Inland was because it wasn't financially feasible for me to not work. If you're bored, do...

On the Background/Declaration form, when it asks about being charged with/convicted of any offences, I'm wondering if I should put down a bylaw offence. I called CIC and they couldn't give me a straight answer because it's not a traffic violation (the exact offence is "entering public transit...