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Any address would be accepted as long it is a street address.

That would be awesome they can transfer my history because I'm looking to finance a new house and TD told me I had to put down 35% because I was a newcomer and couldn't do the 20%.

It's probably a promotion for a new account without transfer of your credit. I was mistaken, it is $200 fee to open your HSBC account abroad. https://www.us.hsbc.com/1/2/home/personal-banking/global-banking/open-account But you have to maintain $100k balance.

Although Equifax and Transunion manage credit history in the US and Canada, the credit history is not transferable. You may be able to use the letter or report to support an application for a loan/mortgage from a bank. You will start your credit history from scratch. I believe HSBC also have a...

I believe a comprehensive record is even better than an abstract. The abstract contains just basic information such as issue date of your DL, any tickets, restrictions such as wearing glasses. They required the document to be certified. I had to order it ahead of time as it takes 2 weeks to...

I was already prepared for it. My company offered the entire package for the 3 months, i believe they cover half of the monthly premiums. I had to use the UPS address initially because I will stay at the hotel until I find a decent house to buy and it may take 2-3 months. My company covers my...

That wasn't a soft landing, I already have a job and I'm starting this coming Monday. I was also pretty sure I needed to wait 3 months before I can use the health card. I didn't want to tell her she was wrong so I didn't question her. I already have health insurance through my company so it...

Then we walked to the rental car to pick up our car. It was already 1pm so we decided to stop by a Wendy's to grab something to eat. We decided to do the rest of our paperwork in vicinity of the airport as our hotel was nearby. The day before we flew, I made an appointment at 2pm with TD bank...

Everything went smoothly and I would like to thank everyone for the information posted in this forum. I am sharing my landing experience and my first day in Canada. I am an OINP Outland whose AOR is in January 2017. I received my COPR and passport back 5 days ago for myself, my spouse and my...