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I have received a letter to show documents that I was eligible for ohip for the past few years. I showed them documents and they said it was not sufficient documentation for some years and they suspended my card. If I show them more proof that I was in Ontario for the past 3 months would that...

I'm trying to find the right Ontario governmental body to request all the information the Review Committee has on me. Anyone know the process of starting a Freedom of Information Act process for them?

What if one used the full time student outside of Ontario exception. Does that change anything?

Hello If one renews the ohip card does the following apply to him/her? "you are in Ontario for at least 153 days of the first 183 days immediately following the date you establish residence"

That's really horrible. But are you sure? take a look at this link http://www.torontosun.com/2014/06/26/border-agency-to-keep-canadian-travellers-data-15-years-instead-of-75

Anyone know how long CBSA keeps records (non-criminal) for? I've read at some sources that's 15 years. But still not sure.

I only have one passport not three. After the Entry/Exit initiative which is something new, if you enter the US from Canada by land, your exit will be recorded in Canada also vice versa not based on the passport you used but linked to your name and dob. No matter if your passport is stamped or...

Thanks for your response CIC does put a high weight on paychecks, and income tax reports which is crazy cause they can be easily be obtained without actually being physically present in the country as boarding passes and passport stamps are almost always accurate. But it's a government agency...

Hello forum members, I have a few questions that have been on top of my head for a while and I would like to know if anyone can give me conclusive answers here. 1. As long as I spend less than 183 days in a year in Canada and my income is not from Canada I can declare my self as a (Non-resident...

I work online and the company that pays is incorporated in Canada. I get paid by commission on sales (affiliate marketing). As far as I know I can declare myself as a non-resident for tax purposes and live outside of Canada as long as I would still retain my PR status because I work for a...

Thanks for your reply, I talked to her and she said her main concern is if "Itd Canada" is a valid institutional and diplomas from the institution would suffice for immigration proposes. If anyone knows please comment.

Hello A friend of mine wants to immigrate to Canada through the skilled worker/professional program. She is interested in the "6344 Jewellers, jewellery and watch repairers and related occupations" occupation. There is an education institution in Vancouver called "Itd Canada" which also has a...

I did some research, and unfortunately it is impossible for me to renounce my country of birth's citizenship. So I assume if I become a Canadian citizen I will lose US citizenship since US does not allow triple citizenships?

Hello I'm US citizen and a Canadian PR, but I spend my summers in the US. What I want to do is buy a car in US and take a trip to Canada for about a week and then drive back to US and sell the car. Its a pleasure car and I don't indent to keep it for long. Will I have any problems entering...

I suppose I'm still citizen my birth country as well since I did not renounce it.

no, I became a us citizen completely automatic, I did not do anything,

To be exact I derived US citizenship from parents, I was a green card holder and both my parents became naturalized US citizens before I turned 18 which automatically made me a US citizen.

I'm not a born US citizen, would that still be ok?

I can probably become a Canadian citizen now, but I think if I do, I will risk losing my US citizenship.

well I came here when my mother decided to move to Canada for some reason and I got my PR through her. With a US passport you can only visit Canada, but cannot work in Canada.