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They also need a consent in that RQ to be signed by us so they can pull border crossing record from CBSA. And we knew that they going to spend another year to reply with a rejection since CBSA record will show more trips to US than we originally mentioned. So went extra mile and confirmed each and e...

No, the letter says that they need proof of 1095. I think we were very random in the first application and just mentioned few trips to US that we stayed longer than a weekend visit to my in-laws. In the RQ, they need each and every entry even it was for a less than 24 hour after the date change at m...

I checked the box on DS230, but I heard its a 50/50 chance. Ppl say on VJ site that wait for 2 weeks after landing/entry/stamped/POE in US and if it did not come in mail then goto SSA office and apply in person.

We have 1200 days cemented. We have all the credit card statements (showing transactions in Canada and US for both me and my husband), medical record, child birth, bank statements, all pages of the US PP with all the entry/exit stamps for overseas travel, even has copies of boarding passes. I would ...

My spouse already has 1200 days now. We didn't back in Jan we originally applied.

So you are saying that I should submit all the proof I have gathered for RQ with the new application. This is what someone else said as well that providing more information than initially asked in application would not harm. I just wanted to know if it will have any negative impact or chances of ano...

Oh, I got it about the RRSP. The only reason I would like to activate my GC (call it entry, getting stamped or POEing) month before I actually move is that I have to get SSN or I551 stamp for the US employer to accept a position. Another reason is that in the middle of winter I have to put my house ...

I do have an address of my in-laws in US. Will that make me PR of US under treaty or it will be as you said the actual departure with my family. Should I postpond my entry till January to deal with taxation thorn in one tax year. In the same year when I accept the job in US, get GC and officially mo...

Thanks Nelsona. As for No. 3, I just read on CRA site the following and looks like I will be considered Deemed Non-Resident. Tell me if this is not conflicting with what I earlier wrote. ---------------------- Deemed residents You are a deemed resident for tax purposes for the entire tax year if you...

I recently withdrew my application for Canadian Citizenship after getting a Residence Questionairre. During collection of evidence for proof of my 1095 days in last 4 years, my credit card transactions revealed that I was in US more days than I originally thought (I live close to border and my paren...

[color=darkblue]I am moving to US on immigrant visa. I did some research on this site as well as CRA and IRS websites. There are some conflicting or confusing rather, information that I think I need clarification. Believe me I have spent hours but I am still not 100% sure of everything. I am plannin...