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Can you share your experience and process you followed in your situation? thanks

Hi Gaurav, I am in a similar situation, me and my wife completed the landing back in Oct 2018 and this year we are moving to Canada in June/July for good (high time, it's either Canadian PR or US GC queue with EAD). We were also blessed with a baby in 2019. I'll be disposing lot of the stuff...

As mentioned by other members, yes TN visa not dual-intent, means you cannot pursue permanent residency while on that visa. That said, once you are a Canadian citizen you can get the TN visa on the border itself, also it does not come under any quota so no country limit. Secondly, it is...

When I received the COPR, there were 2 copies and one had a photo pasted on it. I did not carry any other photo for PR. Thanks

Yep, I've read those posts too and what I concluded is it really depends on the custom officer. Personally, I took my own car and for backup I had asked my relative to be on standby to come to US and pick me up, in case I had to go back and park the car in the US. I did carried the title of the...

1. It depends on the officer, if you simply provide the address info to the first officer processing your PR and do not mention your short stay, you can probably get the card shipped. Once that process is done, a custom officer will help you with GTA and GTF lists, you can let him know you are...

Hi, I just completed my soft landing on Oct 6, around 10 pm via Rainbow bridge. I drove from Maryland in my own car (title is not cleared yet) and had no issues as it was listed in GTF. Overall experience was pretty good, it took us an hour to get everything done, mostly we were just waiting...

True, I also missed that TN is not dual intend, thus H1B.

Looks like this thread is pretty dormant from last 2 months. Anyway, I am not clear why everyone is talking about moving to Canada and trying to resurrect their H1B. Once you get Canadian passport I believe you don't need H1B, you can comeback with TN visa(no annual limit). Rest of process...

I think one of the major drawback of going to Canada on PR and coming back on TN1 after becoming Canadian citizen is, you cannot seek permanent residency. i.e. To apply for green card and use your existing PD (before you left for Canada), you need to get back in fresh H1B quota, start your GC...

Depending on country of citizenship, you might not be able to renew before six month from date of expiry. The processing time also depends where you are getting it renewed, it took mine a week (D.C. - Indian Passport). CIC states - Expiring passports If your passport expires within six months...

Once you get ITA, CIC will tell you when you get the medical done. My comment was to take a future appointment(which you can cancel if you want), sometime soon after you expect to receive an ITA. In some countries, getting appointment from designated panel physician takes few weeks.

Just one correction, you get 90 days not 2 months to submit you PR application once ITA is received.

yeah, it takes long but you can utilize that time to get other things done. If you have not already, you can complete IELTS, gather reference letters, police clearance and take future medical appointment. And again depending on the country from where you are applying, this can take over 1.5 months.

Paystubs are not mandatory in my personal experience. I missed to upload them too, but had no issues. Although, all my reference letters included the annual salary I was being paid.