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If you have a valid visa you can get a new i94 with the new i797 when you cross the border.

I have i140 approved so got it approved for 3 more years. And yes I've been working remotely from Canada since last year. My employer didn't have any concerns as I wasn't breaking any h1b rules. Also glad I got it approved without RFE.

Yes I have a valid visa stamp. But that's just for next 1 year

I got mine approved recently. No issues. I applied as consular processing and got it approved for 3 years. Will cross the border to activate it next month or so.

Our application for our child was showing in progress so far and today it changed to Application received. Has anyone experienced this? What does this mean. Medicals is shown as received in Ecas.

Hi, When you say medical accepted, did you mean medical passed? Our medical was received by CIC 3 weeks ago but haven't heard anything after that. I see a lot of people here with medical approvals almost immediately after medical results being received by CIC.

Yes this is what my insurance company also told me.

Hello, I have a question on medical insurance in the US. My employer is in the US and my family lives in Canada. If I commute daily can I still include my family in my US employer provided insurance? Family will travel to the US for medical care whenever needed. Is this possible? Or is there a...

Hello hello, After receiving sponsorship approvals we were asked to do medicals by CIC for our dependent child(on visitor permit with PR parents in Canada). We went to a panel physician to complete medicals for our child and the front desk gave us an "information sheet" with a barcode that...

I meant CRA itself. I know there are tax implications when being a commuter worker. So my question is what proof do we need to show them to prove that we commuted for work and not worked from home(in Canada on US payroll).

Hi, If I choose to work in the US by commuting daily do I need to get any documentation from my company that I will need to provide to CRA to show that I'm commuting daily? Thanks

Those who travel daily, I'm hoping someone can help me here. 1. Are you able to continue to travel daily without Covid test report? What are the questions you get from CBSA and CBP daily? 2. How did you inform CBSA that you are a daily commuter? Is there a system where we can add this information?

Will a spreadsheet be accepted as proof by CIC? Will CBSA have records of Nexus entry exit at border? What other proof can we maintain to support PR and Citizenship applications?

That's great. How do we maintain records for this? With a nexus card your passport isn't stamped. I read residency questionnaire is a possibility if you travel frequently outside Canada. So is it possible that cross border workers on h1b working in US and traveling to Canada can be questioned on...

So just to be sure. If I Travel to US to work on Monday morning and return on Tuesday evening, I can count both Monday and Tuesday towards my residency as I was inside Canada during some part of the day. Am I right?

Thanks. I thought so.

Hi all, Great thread. Can you all take a look at the ENF 23 – Loss of Permanent Resident Status on Canada.ca and help me understand the section 6.5 Employment outside of Canada. Does it in anyway mean I am not allowed to work outside Canada while living as a PR in Canada? Link...

There are a lot of cross border tax consultants if you Google them. I spoke to someone from S+C Partners.

Hey, I haven't yet, but will bring this up with my accountant to learn more. Thanks for the info!

Hey Krish, I'm in a similar situation. I consulted an accountant and got some advice on this. So the advice I got is specific to my situation but can share it here as it might be helpful. 1. Taxation in Canada - Whether or not I will be taxed in Canada will depend on my residency status as...