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Hello, I'm wondering if anyone can give me information on average processing times for applications for full-time French immersion courses (with financial aid / stipend). I applied in early August (almost 4 months ago) and took the language aptitude test two months ago. I called a couple of...

For anyone in a similiar situation... They did not care that I had already submitted a B4. I explained my situation and they were basically like "yah, you were never a resident / you are not a returning resident" and accepted a new B4 as a "Settler". They didn't look in my truck at all and...

Thanks- yeh, trouble is my big move is in a couple of days so I don't think they'll get back to me in time! Maybe I will just be prepared for both situations... 1) Old B4 + if they ask about any new items... proof of U.S. residency for past two years + receipts of items that were all purchased...

One more questions regarding "Returning Resident". If they do claim I am already a Settler because I signed the B4 with the "Settler" box before, could I now be considered a returning resident. I know you said I was not... but is that because I *should* be considered a Settler or because as an...

In another thread someone stated (in regards to someone else's post) that one should present the original landing B4 and when and only if the officer asks if any new items have been purchased since then to state those and present receipts- and that additional items purchased more than 6 months...

Problems are what I'm hoping to avoid! Anyone have actual experience with a similiar situation..and how things were handled at the border? If they won't give me too much trouble for presenting a new form, that sounds like the best case scenario. The other scenario would be to show them my old B4...

Hello all, I presented and got my B4 "Goods to Follow" stamped at the time of landing (which now seems like it was the wrong thing to do since I wasn't actually settling). I just checked and they had checked marked "settler" on the form. I was just there for the day to land and then headed back...

I'm wondering if I can declare myself as a tax resident of both Canada and the U.S. (i.e. not apply the "tiebreaker rule")? In my own calculations via Turbotax (which could very well be wrong), I actually would pay a lot less in taxes to Canada as resident with world income and using the foreign...