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Please read the guide in the above forum it has complete information

https://www.canadavisa.com/canada-immigration-discussion-board/threads/application-for-canadian-citizenship-a-comprehensive-guide.687393/

Employers have to worry about your Visa and you have to worry about your status. If you worry about 180 days you move ur H1B to a US City near Canadian border and do daily up and down. Detroit/Windsor or Surrey/Bellingham - hotspots(West being super duper f******** expensive).

You work on TN till ur i485 becomes current and after 20-something years(assuming PD post-mid-2016) you can finally settle down and live a happy life in USA.

Done, please check your personal message.

Any windsor whatsapp group?

Everything remains as is .. US insurance you can take. Living in Canada won't effect anything in US for now..

I scheduled an appointment in April 23, but I filled out another application that became eligible for Dropbox.. I have a travel Job.. have to visit US. If I get called for in person interview then I won't be able to go to US for 6 months...

Is anyone with an H1b stamped with the last job, eligible for dropbox? The last stamping I got was in 2017 with my previous Job, should I take the risk of submitting my passport for dropbox?

Two people with different opinions and 100s of people getting confused. My company has no office location in Washington State, now wondering if I should live 4 days in US(Blaine) and 3 Days in Canada OR Ask my employer if he can update remote Canada address OR Rent in Blaine WA commute daily...

QQ - If my wife lives in Canada for full year and I live less than 180 days. Do I still have the pay taxes in Canada for the full year even if I dont earn anything in Canada?

You will pay tax on interest, dividends, capital gains AND deemed disposition (unrealized gains).

You need to understand that you are not a Permanent Resident until a border immigration officer (at a PoE) signs your Confirmation of Permanent Residence (CoPR). You are thus not protected by the Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms until then

Enter Saskatchewan do the normal process of living for 15 days. You can AVR people do it on daily basis. No need to do everything in one trip. Once you get PR there is no obligation. NONE.

How are the taxes paid?

Yes I have created a whatsappgroup for People specifically living in Blaine/Belligham side. In case anyone wanna join. https://chat.whatsapp.com/HVwkJXe3lfpAniYoO8F1RT

Are these areas safe for families?

You cant port US car loan to Canada. Vice-versa.

Is there a rule for negative PCR for border crossing from Canada to USA?

Do we need to do RT PCR test to travel daily? Like RTPCR every 3rd day?