Need to cash my Canadian student loan but I am in South Korea. I've been confirmed to receive my Canadian student loan; however, I need to bring the form to the Canadian post office so that they can confirm it. Unfortunately I can't seem to do it from South Korea. Last semester, I had the same problem; however, my mother sent me the form, I signed it, and sent it back to her and there was no trouble when she brought it in. They put the money into my bank account. This time, the post offices state that I need the power of attorney. What can I do? My classes have already started and I need to pay for everything.
posted by Knigel on Sep 24, 2009 - 3 answers

Any Canadian graduate students at an American university to help clear this mess up? According to other CDN graduate students and a previous MeFi post we're not to be taxed on our stipends by Canada. However, despite much letter writing and form filling (i.e. form NR73) the Canadian Revenue Agency insists that I file my taxes. So what exactly did you do to get free of them? [more inside]
posted by Smegoid on Jun 30, 2008 - 13 answers

Are Canadian graduate students on stipend and studying in the USA required to file both US and Canadian taxes? [more inside]
posted by Smegoid on Jan 31, 2008 - 7 answers

How do I repay my delinquent Canadian student loan? [more inside]
posted by bhkart on Aug 19, 2007 - 7 answers