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Ok, thank you for confirming.

Ok, thank you for confirming.

Indeed, I am just interested here in not incurring in a penalty (so, declaring correctly). I do not think this can be principal property cause I didn't live there...

Also, question 38

Agreed for 2 and 3. About 1, why should it be declared if it is for personal use? I was checking here: (question 6) https://www.canada.ca/en/revenue-agency/services/tax/international-non-residents/information-been-moved/foreign-reporting/questions-answers-about-form-t1135.html

(Cont) Gain or loss. It seems to me as easy as that.. but please let me know if you think differently. Thanks.

So, it is finally time to sell and move money.. Just wanted to recap the steps (and the info in the previous pages): 1) no need to declare any property as long as there is no gain (e.g., not rented). 2) the moment you still tough, you have a gain (or loss). This has to be declared. 3) to...

Hello - just wanted to give updates on this discussion after I finally managed to ask the CRA about it (via phone). So, in short, if there is no profit/gain from the property, you should not declare any T1135. If you decide to sell at a certain point, that should be declared in your "gain"...

thanks again - well, I will try to get a reliable accountant.. the other 2 I tried (both saying not to declare the property) seemed reliable.. that is actually why I decided to do the tax declaration by myself .. at least I will pay for my errors :)

I see - thanks a lot for the explanation.. Do you know what will happen given that - for 3 years - I have said no to that question, while now I am saying yes? Should I contact the CRA and explain them?

ok - thanks all for the info. Let me try to recap: I have this property since a long time (before 2000, if I remember correctly), and I became PR last year. I never declared the property on advice from an accountant. Let's note that I never got any money from the property - it is just there...

not sure - but I suppose more than 100k - let's say 200k (just speculating).

Hi, I think I am in the same situation here: --property from abroad that I own since ~2000 --arrived in Canada with work permit in 2013 --got a PR on 2016 --never declared the property because the accountant told me that I do not need to if I do not get any profit form it (indeed, my property is...

Hi all, I think I am close to the finish line :) I can see "decision made" in the web page with my status - that is this way since more than 2 weeks now - shouldn't I receive a letter with the decision now? How long did you wait? Thanks!

Is there some delay in writing information in that status page, in your experience? Asking because I got the letter for doing the medical exams one week ago, but I still do not see any entry in that status page (such as the one you have " We sent you medical instructions on ....")

well, let's hope :) I asked a friend of mine, he mentioned 1 year :(

Also, another question: did they provided you with some results after the medical exams? In my case, I got a receipt just stating that I did the exams (and paid for it - but with no opinion/result on it) - and they told me they were going to send the results directly to immigration. (but now I...

only 1-6 months?? can someone confirm this? I thought that was considerable more. PS: I also just did the medical exams.. so I suppose I have a similar timeline as you

Hi everyone, it seems my lawyers were finally able to send my application to Canada. Quick question: given that they tend to 'forget' to communicate me updates, how much time did it take for you to receive the answer from your application? In that reply, I suppose you can find the application...

thanks - I see.. well, better 15 than 28 :) Thanks a lot!