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That's still cheap compare to what I paid in Arizona. In AZ, there's only 1 accredited DMP and I was charge $550 for adult and $150 for kids. For X-ray, I paid $110 each.

I'm not sure if there is a need to notarized proof of funds printout. I submitted my online statement from 2 banks where I have account and never experience any problem. BTW, I did apply in Buffalo, NY CHC office.

you have no other choice but to provide proof of funds. your visa processing is completed.

you got your visa through FSW but no AEO. this means you are obliged to provide proof of funds.

it's a very slim chance or nothing at all. this kind of stuff should not be worried after all what you have been through the process. don't rely on the ECAS status. mine was only updated after I received my passport with visa stamped. it was always 'in-process'. relax, prepare yourself on...

taking dependent who is out of status in US should not be a problem. go ahead, include her/him on your petition.

If you believed that your English is excellent, give it a try to submit a written explanation about it, there's no harm in trying. CIC will evaluate and will decide whether or not you still need to take an IELTS. When I applied as FSW I didn't take IELTS immediately. I tried submitting an...

hey border, RBC insurance was the cheapest from 3 companies I inquired with that's why I choose them. Insurance in Canada is very expensive, mine is 4x on what I'm paying in the US.

buying a NEW car is much expensive in Canada than in US but buying a USED car is not much of a difference. importing a car from US to Canada is very easy. i already did it and didn't have much trouble as long as you prepare all the paper works. below is what I did. 1. get a NO recall clearance...

If an Australian DL can be exchange directly to a Ontario DL, you need to have an original copy of your driving record history from DMV Australia (the name of agency in US is DMV, not sure in Australia). Then, bring it to DMV Ontario and you will take an eye test. Once you pass it, they will...

if you overstay in the US, you MUST have 1 year of continuous LEGAL stay in the US, no criminal record plus you need to meet other requirements to apply for skilled worker category. don't worry about the FBI clearance, they don't check whether your legal or not when you apply for the certificate.

thanks guys for the reply. links, I choose Lewiston Bridge for landing coz I need to export my car to USA. I already faxed my vehicle title to US custom. Is there a US custom that handle car export in Rainbow bridge?

before you leave US, you can request a duplicate copy of your US license @ DMV so that when Canadian DMV will exchange your license, you still have one for you.

just want to asked if somebody have experienced landing as PR in Toronto through Lewiston Bridge. we're planning to land thru Lewiston Bridge and will export our car from US to Canada. any tips that you can share off? documents to prepare? appreciate any response. regards,

good luck and hope you will have successful application/immigration to Canada.

you can get a canadian bank draft/cashiers check in Bank of America.

if your relative is a US citizen or green card holder, they can come to Canada without a requiring a temporary visitor visa.

the COPR is issued together with your passport. the COPR and visa is presented during the landing process in Canada. hope this helps.

I agree with GK. An out-of-status individual in US does not have any problem immigrating in Canada as long as s/he has 1 year of continuous legal stay and does not have any criminal record.

I've seen a lot of good opportunity for an Oracle EBS DBA. You should not have a problem finding one once your settled.