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History and name
Hanoi used to be called Thang Long (flying ...

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Facts:
- I am a resident permanent from Canada (French Citizen).
- I own an Incorporated Canadian company from Quebec (registred in QC)
- That canadian company will be signing an independant contractor agreement with a NY based company to work for a third party client in the California.
- this agreement is for me to provide Web Consulting services to the US Californian client
- The Canadian / QC company will be ...

Hello , Can anyone telll me this.......I was born in 1957 in Canada, and at that time we were still under the British crown,,,the Queen was our Queen also,,,,and we did not completely sever that relationship with Britian until 1982. So.....does that mean I was born a British subject, and does that make a difference when I apply for a Visa to the UK?
Thank you.

I got denied entry to the US because I had unknowingly overstayed my
visit. I entered in May 2009 and left in Feb of 2010. I am canadian. When
questioned I came clean and told the official I had returned to Canada to
sort out a TN visa. I also admitted to helping my cousin who owns and operates a company in Florida. I was told that because I had been truthful
I would not ...

Hi,

I am looking for advice on taxes. Here is my situation:

I will be working in California on a TN visa. My wife will be coming on a TD visa.

My questions are as follows:

1) Can I remain a resident of Canada by keeping investment or bank accounts, belonging to organizations etc? None of my dependents or myself will live in Canada for 6 months of the year. The reason I ask is ...

I work for a Canadian engineering consulting firm. I am an engineering technologist, with a degree in one engineering discipline and a certificate in another. The Canadian firm pays my wages and benefits, supplies my supervision, and hands my income tax to CRA. I spend the bulk of my time in Canada, and the bulk of the actual work I do takes place in Canada, wherever the customer is located.

We have customers and projects ...

Good day all!!!
I'm a South African currently on a h2b visa in the US.I want to go to New Zealand for 12 days on vacation.My visa and I-94 form is still valid till May 31 2010. My question is...will i be able to re-enter the US after my visit to New Zealand to complete my working contract with the company i work for?What should i do regarding my I-94 form? If or when i ...

Hello,

My husband, an American, and I have an appointment with our local USA consulate next week to submit an I-130. I am Canadian. We both reside in Calgary and he has permanent residency here.

However, I have questions if anyone can help.

Do I have to have a medical exam if approved and do I have to have an interview if approved? If so, do I have to have the interview in Montreal?

Thanks ...

hey, I'm wanting to move to Germany in about 2 years. i was wondering what steps i need to take to be able to work and study there. and i am learning how to speak German at the moment... =)
any information would help thank you