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Let me explain again. Let's say Employer B is paying me $40k a year, I've been working for them since Oct 2017 My gross salary for the year is more than the amount claimed, however, the amount they will pay me from Oct-Dec is less than the amount claimed, so they are not deducting taxes...

Hi Everyone, I worked for Employer A from Jan 2017 to October 2017. They were deducting -Federal tax -EI -CPP My new employer from Oct 2017 only deducts -EI -CPP I looked at my payslip and there is no federal tax deduction. The only reason I can think of is that I filled a TD1 form for tax...

A late draw is better than no draw...keep hope alive

1. There is no specific time of the year, you just have to keep checking their website and maybe join some groups on this forum that have people looking for PNP as well. You get to hear when they open 2. I've gone through alll the provinces in Canada, i'm not sure what else you're asking. SK...

Unfortunately my friend, the advice i will give you may not like. 1. My first suggestion and most important is that you do IELTS again. Study and prepare well, don't just take the exam. Try and improve your Listening and Writing. The reason i say this is because PNP is alot more difficult now...

Guys, let's not be draw into an unnecessary argument, Note: You do not have to meet the funds requirement if you were invited to apply under the Canadian Experience Class. From http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/helpcentre/answer.asp?qnum=1145&top=29 End of story

If you have your WES and IELTS documents, then you can do it yourself. If your case is a simple one, like you don't have any negative immigration history in the past or complicated case with CIC then tell your lawyer you don't need them anymore. You can surely do it yourself!!!

Hey guys, quick question on the insurance. Do you actually need to pay for the duration of the whole year? Like what if the parent comes for 2 months and goes back to country of residence. Can we stop the insurance payments till they come back to Canada? Thanks

First time tax filer here as well. I used Studio Tax and filed online. received my return already! However, note that you can't change your address as you file, so if you've communicated with CRA before, they will use your old address

Why not file electronically?

Actually, I should correct that. It's CAD$10,000. And you are required to declare if you bring in more than that amount, not that it's not allowed. http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/immigrate/skilled/funds.asp

Travellers cheque is safe. It's like any cheque and you can cash it at the airport when you arrive. I don't see why they will question foreign bank statement. You are not allowed to carry more than $10,000 cash into Canada, so how will they expect you to get your money. Anyway, I landed with...

You can bring your bank statements from your country. Make sure you have some money on you for immediate expenses. Money could be debit/credit cards from your current bank account, Travellers Cheque etc There's no point creating an account before you land in my opinion. It will not be active...

In Saskatchewan you get insurance from day 1

It is likely one of the three verification options. I suspect your address. It happened as well, my wife's address was different from mine. Call CRA, they will rectify it