With Soft Landing can we claim as Permanent Residents in job applications?
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On credit history, I just learnt that AMEX credit card holders (exception AMEX travel card) may be able to transfer their credit history to Canada and get a credit card immediately. Does anyone have experience doing this? Its cool to have some credit history other than Zero.
https://www.americanexpress.com/us/customer-service/global-card-relationship/
https://www.americanexpress.com/us/customer-service/global-card-relationship/
Yeah, it's long known. I'm surprised people don't use it more often and end up starting from scratch. For those in the EE queue, just apply for and get an Amex card if you haven't already.
Okay… thank you so much
Yes I have my return filed including family business as well !
You just to have to pay for your card if you don't apply within some initial period (not sure how many days exactly).
You have no idea what a relief you have given me ! Thanks much
Though, I have shed all hopes of receiving an ITA, but still !!Salary slips and Tax returns are not really need to claim work ex points. if you have a work ex letter in the required format in most cases that is enough. I did not submit salary slips or tax returns in my PR application and had no issues. However, in this particular case OP was asked to submit salary slips as "proof of funds" which is highly unusual. It is possible visa officer found something unusual about that work experience claim and was trying to be sure it is not faked.
Yes you can stay as many days as you like .. You are PR after all. No PR card of PRTD is needed to cross land border. You only need stamped COPR.
Yes have done this. Amex also gives you a much higher credit limit which is closer to your credit limit in USA compared to a much lower credit limit Canadian banks give.
But you can't apply for AMEX transfer starightaway, you need address proof in Canada.
Well, you can't really transfer over your credit history to Canada. What this does is AMEX will take into account whatever credit history you had in the US and approve you of a CL higher than what you might normally would as a new immigrant.
I did the same thing but CAN -> US (mostly to get points lol).
First thing you should do in Canada is start your credit account or else it's hard to @MoveCan_ Buyhouse_
Hi guys! I have a weird situation. I went to do the upfront medicals in the beginning of May, a few days later I got a request from IRCC to do the medical. Then I attached their request together with the medical sheet from the clinic. The status was “We are reviewing the results of your medical exam”. Only that a few days ago they sent me another ADR requesting the medical because they “didn’t receive the one they requested”…… I called the clinic they said the results are all in the system. No idea what to do. Should I upload the same medicine the second time?