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Thanks for the ETA headsup - I found these articles and will bring a printout of them to the airport: http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/helpcentre/answer.asp?qnum=1184&top=16 http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/helpcentre/answer.asp?qnum=1235&top=16 They are from a visa-exempt country, so sounds like they...

We have no issues with getting the card mailed to us at a later date. The reason my wife/child want to land this time is because there is an expiration date attached to the COPR - I'm a firm believer in not procrastinating; you never know what will happen, so it's best to just get it out of the...

Any idea if funds/cash should be included on the B4 form, if it is a relatively significant amount ($300,000+)?

Interested to know as well; following.

Assuming you stay married and are physically together forever, what is the downside to delaying citizenship?

Understood - thanks for the advice!

We will have the PR cards sent to us while we are gone, however, we are also planning on U-hauling back to Canada with all of our belongings while doing a little cross-country USA trip, so either works for us! That said, can CBSA "deny" landing, if the intention is to just land and leave again...

We are all in the US right now. They have South Korean passports, so if entering as visitors, they would need ETAs only. However, we would like to get the landing procedure done with since the COPR expires in March 2017 and I do not want to cut it too close.

Thanks :) It took us about 15 months from the date we applied to get approved. 1. Okay. 2. I am a Canadian citizen. I am just a little confused about whether my trip in September would constitute my own "return." My plan is to have the form filled out anyway and have CBSA determine how to...

Thanks for the answer. Anybody else have thoughts/experience on this?

My wife and child's application for PR was approved - we received their COPR papers a few weeks ago. We currently live in the US and applied Outland. We will be doing the landing in September, will stay in Canada for two weeks, and will return to the US afterwards to sort out our affairs. We...

Is your spouse a Canadian Citizen or PR?

Got it. I believe entry/exit stamps on both passports should suffice.

Assuming her husband is a Canadian citizen, I read that her time spent with her spouse, outside of Canada, can still count towards maintaining PR. Do you know if this is correct?

What is AOR?