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Thanks for all replies and information! I also feel surprised that I was considered as non-Canadian resident in 2004 because I worked in Canada for the first seven months and then left for my graduate study in U.S. in July 2004. I entered U.S. in F-1 status and haven’t received any CDN-source inco...

Thanks nelsona!
For the first point, you said "as a student (F status) you are still resident of Canada (regardless of your residential ties)". I feel a little bit confused about it because my 2004 Notice Of Assessment told me “We have disallowed your claim for a provincial tax credit since deemed residents and non-residents of Canada are not eligible for this creditâ€￾ and “We have disallowed your federal and Ontario claims for eligible tuition fees.â€￾ Because of these two sentences, I didn't get any deduction for my tuition on 2004. Does this suggest that I'm a non-resident since August 2004? Do I need to send form NR73 to confirm?
We have nothing in Canada except two RRSP accounts and one bank account. My wife is in F-2 status.
Thanks for help!

Hi all: I am a Canadian citizen, I just received my Optional Practical Training (OPT) Employment Authorization Card; at the same time my company is also preparing the documents for my TN petition. My question is, which one I should choose, TN or OPT? My concerns include following: 1. Which one can b...