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look at the some youtube videos on canadian brokerages, you'll most often than not get some promo code to sign up with the brokerage

You can transfer to a Canadian brokerage (do the assets, if you have cash, do a bank transfer instead). Beware Canadian brokerages charge hefty commissions on trades so depending on what instruments you trade pick a broker accordingly. I did get a notification on RH to prove my US residency...

I did the transfer in 2020 so I'll be paying taxes this year. I don't think there are taxes related to just transferring assets. I have dividend payments & capital gains from last year which would be taxed. I'll update once I'm done filing.

I moved my investments (& cash, in USD) from my Vanguard (US) brokerage to Questrade in Canada. In hind sight I wouldn't move cash through a brokerage transfer as it took months as they actually mailed a cheque, assets were transferred within a couple of weeks. I don't think you can trade in...

thanks for the inputs canuck_in_uk, canuck78. My plan is do my upcoming two infusions in LA which would be till end the year. After that the next infusion would be in late Feb so as I'll be eligible from Jan 1st it should be enough lead up time.

Hi, I did a soft landing in Vancouver in April and am planning to move to Vancouver last week of October. To make matters a bit complicated I had some health issues in May which require me to have a medical infusion every 8 weeks. I'm currently employed in Los Angeles with health benefits and...

FYI, the coc status page is working again

I can't even preview results yet :( Thanks for the into & all the best

I'm still waiting as well. Which centre did you give your test at? I did in Le Verne, CA