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The H1-B status remains valid as long as it remains valid in your receipt (I-797). Once you receive your Canadian passport, make sure you inform the border officers that you have acquired Canadian citizenship and would require a new I-94 stamp on your Canadian passport and you should be all set...

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Hello, I’m currently an Indian citizen with H1-B visa (expiring in June 2024) and Canada PR, living in Windsor, ON and commute regularly to my office in the Detroit area. My oath ceremony is scheduled for late August. My employer requires me to be in the office at least 3 days a week and...

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Hello, I'm a permanent resident living in Canada and commuting to work in the US. I'm married and my spouse is living in the US. I travel occasionally to stay with my wife on some days. Am I eligible to sponsor my wife if I commute to work daily to the US?

Can I apply for an open work permit while the spousal sponsorship processing is taking place? Does it require my spouse to be physically present in Canada?

Appreciate your response! Do you think getting a TRV before marriage and a flight itinerary to go back home would convince immigration authorities?

Hello! I'm a Permanent Resident living in Canada and my fiance is back home in our native country. We are planning to get married in February. The processing time for a spouse is 12 months. I don't want to be separated from my spouse after marriage. How to bring ny spouse to Canada during the...

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Thanks Rob_TO and APPNOV2014NY. Truly appreciate your response. The income tax is higher in the European country where I'm planning to work. I did some research few hours ago and looks like there's a double tax treaty between Canada and the other country in Europe. I haven't looked at the fine...

Oh! Thanks for the heads up Rob_TO! The only "ties" that I can think of are my bank accounts, credit card and a drivers license. If these are active during my time off Canada, I end up paying double taxes, both in Europe and Canada and with no money in hand eventually.

Thanks canuck78. I'm single with no dependents.

Thanks for the reply Scylla! :)

Hello, I landed in Canada a month ago and became a Permanent Resident of Canada. My former US employer did not want to let me go and offered me a new position in Europe temporarily which I'm inclined to accept. This position is not permanent and will return to Canada after 10-12 months of...