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Bahamas said:
You can bring as much cash as you can carry. You are required by law to prove it was obtained by lawful means. They will tax the money only if it is income (thus, the term "income tax") and you meet the Residency standard set by Revenue Canada. They cannot tax earnings you made before you were a permanent resident.

Hey, thanks for your note. What about the rule saying that when you come to Canada as a foreigner you have to pay if you bring more that $10000?
 
ankanafanka said:
Hey, thanks for your note. What about the rule saying that when you come to Canada as a foreigner you have to pay if you bring more that $10000?
You have to report if you carry more than 10,000 but that doesn't mean you need to pay tax on it.
 
Hey Everyone!

I got the PPR request today. It was an email and they have asked me to send the passport within next 30 days. Thanks everyone and this group without which it this wouldn't have been possible.
Category: PNP
AOR: January 29th
February 2: Document request (Schedule 4)
February 1st week: medical pass
Background check in progress: sometime around last week
PPR: 6thMay
 
IK92 said:
Hey Everyone!

I got the PPR request today. It was an email and they have asked me to send the passport within next 30 days. Thanks everyone and this group without which it this wouldn't have been possible.
Category: PNP
AOR: January 29th
February 2: Document request (Schedule 4)
February 1st week: medical pass
Background check in progress: sometime around last week
PPR: 6thMay
Inland or outland?
 
Got my passport back after visa stamping.

Thanks all for support.
 
ankanafanka said:
Hey, thanks for your note. What about the rule saying that when you come to Canada as a foreigner you have to pay if you bring more that $10000?

I have never heard of this rule. I have lived in Canada and traveled into Canada many times and never came across this one.
However, there is a $10,000 declaration requirement. If you have more than $10k on you (cash, cheque, or any negotiable item), you have to declare it to Customs. This requirement is to crack down on money laundering and people involved in illicit activity.

golden is correct as stated below.

goldon said:
You have to report if you carry more than 10,000 but that doesn't mean you need to pay tax on it.
 
Whoever manage the spreadsheet, just to make it easy, its Row 260 for nirmal84 and row 127 for IK92, which needs to be updated..

Thanks :) :)
 
No PPR awaiting since more than 3 months. don't know when the rain of PPR comes for Jan Fsw category. Our priority seems last :(. Hope God listen to us too.
 
ruby13 said:
Whoever manage the spreadsheet, just to make it easy, its Row 260 for nirmal84 and row 127 for IK92, which needs to be updated..

Thanks :) :)
Thanks for letting me know
 
GAVEN985 said:
No PPR awaiting since more than 3 months. don't know when the rain of PPR comes for Jan Fsw category. Our priority seems last :(. Hope God listen to us too.

Patience is key in this situation. My account had no movement at all for over 3 months then BG check 'in progress' & PPR within 3 days! AOR to PPR was close to 5 months.
 
Scottygirl said:
Patience is key in this situation. My account had no movement at all for over 3 months then BG check 'in progress' & PPR within 3 days! AOR to PPR was close to 5 months.

Hey,
Congrats on the PPR ScottyGirl.
 
Seniors, please assist me on experience letter stuff.

I had submitted my experience letters from all the organization that I worked on and which contains the 1) Experience letter (relieving letter) 2) Offer letter 3) Salary slips of last three months of every company that I worked on. And a job description & main duties on company letter head.

Now In my all letters, there is nowhere mention that how much hours I worked in a week or if I was a full time employee? So will it be a problem?

I recently called to all my previous organizations and they have provided me a separate experience letter in which they have mentioned about my Hours that I worked weekly, full time employee status, jobs & responsibilities, designation and duration for which I worked for them.

Now its already been more than 4 months and my application is in process so what shall I do? shall I submit these letters through case specific query or shall I wait and if Visa officer will need extra documents than I will submit it?

Please guide me on this!
 
Scottygirl said:
Patience is key in this situation. My account had no movement at all for over 3 months then BG check 'in progress' & PPR within 3 days! AOR to PPR was close to 5 months.

Congrats Scottygirl... :)
 
congrats to all who have gotten PPR, all those remaining....patience is still key, it'll come soon.
all the best comrades.