If you're trying to enter your date of entry to Canada, follow these guidelines:

If you need to report your date of entry to Canada:

1. Navigate to the Personal information section in your profile

2. Go to the About Your Residency subsection

3. Answer the question "Were you a Canadian resident for all of [year]?"

   • If you became a resident during the current tax year, answer "No"
   • If you were a resident for the entire year, answer "Yes"

4. If you answered "No", you'll see the question "Did you become a resident of Canada (immigrate) for income tax purposes in [year]?"

   • If you became a resident in the current tax year, answer "Yes"
   • If you became a resident in a previous year, answer "No"

5. If you answered "Yes" to becoming a resident in the current year, enter your date of entry in the field that appears

If you became a resident of Canada in a previous year:

• You won't be able to enter a date of entry for this tax return

Important notes:

• If you became a resident in a previous year but haven't filed a tax return for that year, you may need to file a return for that prior year
• Wealthsimple Tax can only be used for tax years 2020 and later

If you're unsure about your residency status or which tax years you need to file for:

• Contact the CRA directly for clarification on your specific situation
• Consider consulting with a tax professional for personalized advice

Remember:

• Accurately reporting your residency status and date of entry is crucial for proper tax filing
• Keep all documents related to your move to Canada for your records

If you're unsure about how to report your tax information or have questions about your specific tax situation, consider consulting with a tax expert.