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These forms are found on the Canada Border Service Agency site not CIC

This is the B4 form - it is for the goods that you have with you.
http://www.cbsa-asfc.gc.ca/E/pbg/cf/b4/b4-05e.pdf

This is the B4A from - it is for the goods that you will be bringing at at later date. Goods can not be added ...

He can enter as a visitor. He must be prepared to prove that he intends to return to the US and not remain in Canada. He should still have his residence in the US as well as a good reason to return, ie, job he must return to. If there is real cause for concern that he intends not to return to the US ...

Thanks for the info! Please correct me as I summerize:

Canada source income (Canada goverment employment) - federal income tax exempt in US via article XIX of tax treaty, state tax probably applicable

With Canada source income contiual contribution to my Canadian RRSP is good as it still is a tax ...

You may be allowed to contribute to an RRSP depending on which state you live, and which broker you have.


Quote From the North Dakota Securities Department website:

THEREFORE, IT IS HEREBY ORDERED, pursuant to Section 10-04-03(2) of the Act, that the following persons are exempt from the ...

I am in the process of obtaining my US "green card" to legally live with my husband and future family in the US. I will be commutting to my government job in Canada. In speaking with my RBC financial rep I was advised that I could contiune to contribute to my Canadian RRSP as long as I maintain a ...

Would like some info in regards to my future tax situation.

I am a Canadian citizen planning on "living" with my future husband in the US after our marriage.
I will be applying for legal alien resident status of the US.
I will continue to work at my government job in Canada.
I will be maintaining a ...