The easiest method is to pay by credit card. Add up the total amount owing in Canadian dollars, and mark that amount on your registration form. We will charge the total Canadian fee to your credit card on the day we process your application (usually the same day we receive it). The currency conversion rate you will receive will be the rate that's in effect on the date the charge is posted to your credit card.

Go to your bank and have them make out a bank draft in Canadian funds (see amounts on application and rules pages) to be mailed in with your registration form. We also take Visa and Mastercard credit cards only, and there is a space on the registration form for your Visa or Mastercard number.

Print out our handy Canadian Fax / Mail form and fax to 1-604-535-1622 or Order by phone 1-604-535-1622.

We ask that you pay in United States dollars since our banking is done through a U.S. account in a Canadian bank. You will find a link for a converstion table throughout these pages.

Of course! We live there, too! Our payment processor, PayPal, now accepts US dollars, Canadian Dollars, Euros, Pounds Sterling, and Yen. When you click on the "Proceed To Checkout" button in the PayPal popup window, you will go to the Payment Details page, and there you can choose your currency of choice. If you would prefer to use your Canadian dollars directly, just phone us at 1-250-890-3668 and we will tell you the Canadian prices, and delivery and payment options.

The Fall 2000 issue of NARA's Prologue magazine describes the materials available for this topic. Please see the information on NARA's holdings related to Canadian border crossings.

When ordering by credit card, Canadian Dollars will be converted automatically to U.S. Dollars by your financial institution. When writing a check, please review the current exchange rate. Please convert $1 U.S. to $1.25 Canadian. This is an estimate, but the actual exchange may be slightly more or less. For example: 178 address labels are $27.95 U.S. or $34.95 Canadian, plus postage.

This is a marketing and sales question. NRI is capable of handling transactions in both US and Canadian funds. Most Canadian retailers prefer to do business in Canadian currency. You can hedge to reduce exchange risk.

Yes, we can bill you in either Canadian or US funds to save you from paying extra currency exchange service fees.

Fortunately No! Free Trade has brought down the tax barriers and US customers can freely place orders without worrying about paying tax.

Pay for your Canadian or International Order with a quick and easy PayPal Invoice, keep reading to learn more. Our checkout process currently accepts US addresses only, however, we can still process Canadian and International orders through PayPal. To process your Canadian or International order please e-mail us at CustomerService@BeadifulBABY.com with your order details.

We did not raise the price when we added the Canadian questions, so you are not paying more. We assume that most people will use only one set and ignore the others. However, feel free to use the exams for both countries if you wish. You can switch countries using the links at the bottom of the Choose topics screen.

The Dominican peso is the official currency of the Dominican Republic. The banks are phasing out "defaced money". Do not accept any pesos that have been written on, you will not be able to use it. Both Canadian and U.S. cash and traveller's cheques can be changed at hotels and currency exchanges for Dominican pesos. It is sometimes easier to exchange U.S. traveller's cheques. (When cashing traveller's cheques, make sure you take your passport or I.D. with you). At the present time (Feb.

Instant Star is made possible through the assistance of several Government funding agencies, which require television productions to use Canadian cast and crews. In addition, Instant Star and other television shows receive federal and provincial tax credits based on where they work. Thus, to ensure our eligibility for these funds and the Canadian and Ontario tax credits, Instant Star only employs Canadian citizens who are residents of Ontario.

Sure, but you will have to manually enter a complete EOD quote (OHLCV). Some people think this is sort of a redundant effort, since many fund managers use technical analysis on the underlying stocks, anyway. Lots of others do it, though. Each could involve a number of different data formats, depending upon just what is available, or usable: complete/partial exchanges, portfolios, intra-day and/or EOD quotes, indices, histories, etc., are all possible.

OFAC regulations require that funds earn interest at a commercially reasonable rate, i.e., at a rate currently offered to other depositors on deposits or instruments of comparable size and maturity. [09-10-02]

ERDD is using the payroll direct deposit account in HRIS and that can not be redirected. Neither the HRIS system nor the FIS system are programmed to process financial transactions to U.S. bank accounts for employees. Therefore, ERDD was set up for Canadian transactions only.

Normally for Canadian customers we quote in Canadian Funds and for the rest of the World we quote in US Funds. Just let us know which you prefer. We are here to make things easy for you.

Canadians living abroad can go into bankruptcy or file a proposal for their Canadian debt in the following ways: They can go bankrupt in their country of residence. This will free them of the Canadian debt so long as they live in that foreign country. If they return to Canada that debt will have survived and they will still owe that money.