US Immigration from Canada

Hey guys, I have my Oath ceremony tomorrow afternoon, and I'm so very excited.

But, I have a quick question about all the proof I've gathered over the years.

What do I do with it all, once I'm a naturalized citizen?

Can I get a burn barrel and roast some marshmallows?

Or should I keep all that proof for any specific amount of time?

Thoughts?

Thank you!

I am a Canadian Permanent Resident, and will be applying for Canadian Citizenship in October 2021. when I become eligible for it. It is generally a 1.5 year process, so i likely will not receive it until early 2023. Meanwhile, I am also in the CR1 process and will likely move to the US early 2022, activating my LPR status there.

My question is, is there any rules against this? I do not want to renounce my Canadian PR if possible. My intention is to reside in the US with my husband and eventually become a US resident, but I want to be able to obtain my Canadian Citizenship as well.

So I recently learned we have to import our car in order to bring it with us when we move. We will be moving from Ontario to Florida and coming over the Michigan/Detroit border.

We have a 2016 Mazda CX-5.

I have searched on line and on Visa Journey to try and get an understanding and my head is spinning and I'm very stressed. It looks super difficult and I had no idea it was this hard.

Can anyone break it down for me/explain to me like I'm 5?

We will be driving when we immigrate over. 4 of us and a large-ish dog. So we wanted to bring our car. We just bought it last year.

Is it worth the hassle? Is it as difficult as it looks? If we didn't bring it with us how the heck do we drive over? A rental car? Can you go one way with a rental? We don't want to fly with our dog.

I'm so stressed over this.

Please help! I know there are lots of posts about this but they're all so specific about this issue and that...I am lost.

What have any of you done?

I just wondered if anyone from Ontario had their interview during our current lockdown and if anyone had any issues driving to Quebec with the Ontario/Quebec border restrictions. I assume a letter with an appointment at the consulate would be enough of a valid reason to enter Quebec if we got stopped and asked?

Montreal confirmed our appointment and would know where we live from our file so I assume it's ok since they're still expecting us.

Our interview is May 26th but I am expecting the lockdown to be extended.

Hi everyone, I am at the NVC part (and it is taking me forever to complete this) can anyone help me with the police certificate in Canada (specifically ONTARIO) I have seen some videos on youtube on what to get but I feel a little confused. Keep in mind that Ontario is under a serious lockdown so idk if I can even get the documents that I need!

HELP!