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You will have to make an appointment first. If you call now, you should be able to get one for next month. The US Consulate in Toronto, asks to pick up passports the next day. I am not sure about other consulates.

Phew!! Finally after 10 + months my Ammended I-140 was approved sometime this afternoon ( I-485 filed in 04/2002). I checked the online status around 2:00pm EST, it was still stating that it was taking 365 days to process..... Will wait to submit 3rd EAD/AP renewal in 02/2004. Ammended...

I woudn't venture walking over the bridge during winter :D

Re: vault - You should be fine. If questioned, just explain, that your bank is in the US, and you are landing from India. Good Luck!!

Certainly Canada and the US are two different contries, but if I masy ask as to where you got the information as to the Consular officers don't have time to discuss about your case? This is what their job is all about. Have you been to US Consulate in Canada to get a visa stamp in your...

Before a visitor visa is issued, you have to convince the consular officer.... 1. You are not going to stayback in the US. f\For this you will have to prove sufficient ties to your country of residence. Sufficient ties in this case would be having a fulltime job, It dosen't matter if you...

Yup!! No problems at all. If questioned all you have to say is that you work in the US.

I don't think you should have any issues at the border or at the airport. Just make sure you are able to answer any questions asked without hesitation. Let us know how things went...

If your lucky, CIC might not object, and approve your application, and you will be asked to see a Judge. If the judge is convinced, then your application will be approved.

Not sure about processing times for Hamilton, ON. However, your lingo on the MC should be tanslated to English!! Unless your linog is French.

There shouldn't be any issues or problems. Your Canadian Passport, your I-797 approval notice and to be on the safe side also carry employment verification letter, which clearly states your job description, dates of employment and salary, your paystubs for the last 2 - 4 pay periods, and your...

NO! I don't foresee any problems. You might be interviewed by the judge. All you wil lhave to do is to prove ties to Canada (which you have already done, paying taxes, maintaining bank accounts, and you have stated, that you have lived in Canada). Good Luck!!

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Technically/Legally/Per CCRA, you have to pay taxes on your world wide income. If you do not want to pay taxes, then you will have to fill out a form, (I can't remember the number right now), and send it to CCRA. They will determine your residency status and tell you if you have to pay taxes...

If it is a US bank, there shouldn't be any problems. I am not sure if your bank statements, would be sufficient. To be on the safe side, get a letter from Citibank branch that you normally bank at.

If you want something in writing, then you will have to write to CIC, with your questions and they will reply you. This is the only way you can get something in writing from CIC. Go to the cic web site, and check the processing manuals, and see if you find some info there. The cic web site...

Toll Free number will nto work from the US!! http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/contacts/call.html

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Re: sn99 reply ==================================== Processing times are the same if you apply asn an individual or as a family. Keep in mind, if you do not include your family members in the application for PR, then you will have to sponsor them after you land in Canada. The rules are...

If you can prove that you have supported them for more than 50%, you can claim them as your dependents. My b-in-law has been claiming his parents since 1992. They come and stay with him for 7 months every year!!