Taylor Moving and Storage ·
September 14, 2026
Key Takeaways A Toronto-to-US employee move is a coordinated household, employment, customs, and budget project. Planning the Canadian departure carefully gives the employee and employer more control over timing and cost. Confirm the US destination, start date, housing, and work authorization early. Build a detailed household inventory and identify restricted or high-value items. Compare quotes […]
Taylor Moving and Storage ·
September 13, 2026
Key Takeaways A corporate relocation from the GTA to the United States is both a household move and a coordinated cross-border process. The best results come from aligning people, paperwork, timing, budget, and delivery expectations early. Start planning around immigration, housing, employment, and school dates. Treat the household inventory as a customs document, not just […]
Taylor Moving and Storage ·
September 9, 2026
Key Takeaways Canada offers American newcomers a wide range of urban, suburban, coastal, and western lifestyles. The right choice depends on work, housing, climate, language, transportation, and how much city energy you want in daily life. Toronto and Vancouver offer major-city opportunities, diversity, and extensive amenities. Calgary and Edmonton provide spacious western settings with distinct […]
Taylor Moving and Storage ·
September 8, 2026
Key Takeaways Choosing among the best US cities to move to from Toronto means balancing work, housing, climate, community, and the practical demands of a cross-border relocation. New York and Boston offer strong cultural and professional connections to Toronto. Chicago and Minneapolis can appeal to people seeking four-season city life with a different pace. Seattle, […]
Taylor Moving and Storage ·
September 7, 2026
Key Takeaways A Canada-to-US household move involves more than loading a truck. Use this cross border moving checklist Canada US to coordinate immigration documents, customs information, packing, transport, and delivery in a sensible order. Confirm your route, dates, entry status, and household moving priorities. Start planning at least three weeks before pickup, with extra time […]
Taylor Moving and Storage ·
September 5, 2026
Key Takeaways A TN move combines immigration planning with the practical work of relocating a Canadian household to the United States. Keep those two tracks coordinated from the beginning. Confirm that your TN classification and employment plans are ready before setting a final moving date. Keep immigration documents separate from the household-goods inventory and accessible […]
Taylor Moving and Storage ·
September 3, 2026
Key Takeaways Moving from Canada to the United States can change both your Canadian tax residency and your filing responsibilities. Departure tax is only one part of the transition, and it should be planned separately from the physical shipment of your household goods. Canadian tax residency usually depends on whether you have severed significant residential […]
Taylor Moving and Storage ·
September 2, 2026
Key Takeaways Moving from Canada to the United States changes how you access and pay for healthcare. Your provincial plan may not replace US health insurance, so coverage should be arranged alongside immigration, housing, and moving plans. Confirm how your provincial health plan treats your departure and any transition period. Do not rely on Canadian […]
Taylor Moving and Storage ·
August 31, 2026
Key Takeaways Canada–US household moves involve both transportation planning and customs review. Tariff treatment depends on the goods, their origin, their ownership history, and the traveller’s circumstances. Used personal belongings may qualify for duty-free treatment, but eligibility is not automatic. New purchases, gifts, commercial goods, and restricted items need closer review. Detailed inventories and supporting […]
Taylor Moving and Storage ·
August 30, 2026
Key Takeaways The cost of moving from US to Canada depends on more than the distance between two addresses. Shipment size, route, access, services, customs preparation, and timing all shape the final price. Transportation is usually priced using mileage and shipment weight for cross-border moves. Packing, storage, vehicles, specialty items, and difficult access can add […]