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I am a US Citizen living in Canada as PR, with my Canadian citizen husband, and we have applied for his green card.  I will be moving back to the US in a couple of months and he will stay in Canada until he is hopefully approved. Can I start moving my household items back before actually moving back, will I have issues at border? My husband will probably travel with me and we will use a trailer, it will just be easier for me as I can take a load back now and not pay for everything to be moved for me. I would like to move everything now but I am guessing moving his stuff with mine would be a hard no :) TIA! 

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mam521   2,103

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You should be able to because you're a citizen.  However, your hubs may be scrutinized so make sure you guys have STRONG ties to Canada for him when he's with you, indicating he's returning to Canada to finish out the process.  Letter of employment, lease agreement/mortgage, current bills, etc.  He may never be asked, or he may get a cranky CBP officer and that's just not a fun thing to deal with.  

 

Make sure you create an inventory of what you're loading into the trailer - hand written is fine.  Good luck with the staged moving!

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Mam521 said it perfectly. 

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