It just struck me
Jan 26th 2013 | 6:23 am
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It just struck me
that I don't know if I've missed something glaringly obvious. I'm a returning citizen (been gone a long time) and am bringing my family over to live.
Do I need to inform anyone/do anything prior to landing that I'm (and my Canadian citizen children) coming to live in Canada again? I was just assuming I told the BSO when I hand over my goods accompanying/goods to follow list. Then I thought today - Eek what if I've missed something entirely that I haven't done!
Have I read somewhere that we need to enter on Canadian passports? Or is this a figment of my imagination?
Thanks
P
Do I need to inform anyone/do anything prior to landing that I'm (and my Canadian citizen children) coming to live in Canada again? I was just assuming I told the BSO when I hand over my goods accompanying/goods to follow list. Then I thought today - Eek what if I've missed something entirely that I haven't done!
Have I read somewhere that we need to enter on Canadian passports? Or is this a figment of my imagination?
Thanks
P
Jan 30th 2013 | 3:34 pm
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Re: It just struck me
I would use your Canadian passports if you have them, if not there is a returning resident form I have had to use (my PR card had a photo glitch so couldn't be issued), you can download it from the GIC website if you need. Not sure if it applies to citizens though?
that I don't know if I've missed something glaringly obvious. I'm a returning citizen (been gone a long time) and am bringing my family over to live.
Do I need to inform anyone/do anything prior to landing that I'm (and my Canadian citizen children) coming to live in Canada again? I was just assuming I told the BSO when I hand over my goods accompanying/goods to follow list. Then I thought today - Eek what if I've missed something entirely that I haven't done!
Have I read somewhere that we need to enter on Canadian passports? Or is this a figment of my imagination?
Thanks
P
Do I need to inform anyone/do anything prior to landing that I'm (and my Canadian citizen children) coming to live in Canada again? I was just assuming I told the BSO when I hand over my goods accompanying/goods to follow list. Then I thought today - Eek what if I've missed something entirely that I haven't done!
Have I read somewhere that we need to enter on Canadian passports? Or is this a figment of my imagination?
Thanks
P
Jan 30th 2013 | 9:50 pm
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Re: It just struck me
that I don't know if I've missed something glaringly obvious. I'm a returning citizen (been gone a long time) and am bringing my family over to live.
Do I need to inform anyone/do anything prior to landing that I'm (and my Canadian citizen children) coming to live in Canada again? I was just assuming I told the BSO when I hand over my goods accompanying/goods to follow list. Then I thought today - Eek what if I've missed something entirely that I haven't done!
Have I read somewhere that we need to enter on Canadian passports? Or is this a figment of my imagination?
Thanks
P
Do I need to inform anyone/do anything prior to landing that I'm (and my Canadian citizen children) coming to live in Canada again? I was just assuming I told the BSO when I hand over my goods accompanying/goods to follow list. Then I thought today - Eek what if I've missed something entirely that I haven't done!
Have I read somewhere that we need to enter on Canadian passports? Or is this a figment of my imagination?
Thanks
P
http://www.cbsa-asfc.gc.ca/publicati...f5087-eng.html
If not travelling on Canadian passports what documentation/proof do you have as Canadian citizens to show the BSO you are a citizen?
Feb 1st 2013 | 3:35 am
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Re: It just struck me
Thanks, remember coming across that a long time ago! Had forgotten about it
