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I've got over 15k sitting my CND bank account that I need to move into my US bank account. I've transferred smaller amounts before by just writing a check to myself and dealing with the exchange rate on it, but I was wondering if there's any magical IRS form or taxes I need to worry about if I write a check for over 15k from my CND account to my US account.

One has to be actively looking for a job while on EI.....EI Canada can contact you and ask for list of the places you have applied to. And if you find an acceptable job and it is offered to you, I do believe you have to accept it. If the EI folks were to find out you turned down an acceptable job offer, I do believe they can terminate your EI.

Hello All Vjers:
Anyone who submitted their application , lets wait together: And speedy approval for all of us.
Mailed AOS,AP,EAD application thru USPS express mail may 24.2013.
Lets the wait begin:

If you are unsure of your decision. STOP! Step back and think. " Doubt means Dont!!! She have I think 6 months to use the K1 VIsa to move to the US..
Enough time to think and access your situation, your feelings! Can you live without her?

If you are unsure of your decision. STOP! Step back and think. " Doubt means Dont!!! She have I think 6 months to use the K1 VIsa to move to the US..
Enough time to think and access your situation, your feelings! Can you live without her?

1. Yes, I had a long list, including:
--checking with my bank on how to continue paying on my student loan, got set up with online banking
--get a copy of my medical file and/or dental file
--checking with my CPA who did my tax returns if there was anything I had to worry about in that respect (ie. when I get ready to file my last Canadian Income Tax)
--rerouting my mail to my parents
---get in contact with the tax people if you still get the GST tax rebate cheque, once you move to the US you are no longer eligible to receive it. So if you have direct deposit you need to make arrangements to stop the payments -- if that doesn't go through in time, don't spend any cheques that do get deposited after you move because they will make ways to collect it.
2. I choose to have my stuff moved through a moving company that was well experienced in Canada/US moves. They had a checklist for me so that I could assemble all the paperwork for them -- they made it really easy. I left the documents with my parents, they came and picked up my stuff, and delivered to me without a scratch or anything broken within a couple of weeks (it takes a while to get stuff from Nova Scotia to Oklahoma!). Was definitely worth the money for us.
3. Do a search in the threads here in the Canadian forum, this topic has come up a couple of times. Vaccinations definitely need be up to date, and you need proof of that, and I think you need another piece of paper from the vet r/t health of your pet.
Good luck to you

I packed everything into two suitcases and boarded a plane. Left alot of stuff at my dads to bring back when I get my kids for the summer. Seemed expensive to ship everything down. If you have a place to store it at a friends or family you may want to bring it back as you fly...drive back for visits.....

To all January Filers:
For those who got the approval: CONGRATULATIONs!!!!
For those who are still waiting: Hang in there, it will come in the right time....as I called it JC time
We filed jan 30, got RFE june13, they recieved the reply june22, waited 60 days the called them(aug 22) told us wait 15 days then we recieved email saying within 90 days...BUT my fiance got the text saying new update on our application while im on my way to the airport to see him for the weekend(aug 31)......my first reaction OH NO not another RFE...I was wrong its our APPROVAL!!!! That was so sweet, getting it on the day im gonna see him after 6 months!!!!HURRAY.... BEST WEEKEND EVER...
And now the next step begin....