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Canadian in the U.S.

Canadian citizen, living in the U.S., has several credit card and bank debt in Canada. If he/she stop making the the minimum payment for those debts, what will be the consequences? Can the creditor garnish wages in the U.S. if he/she works in the U.S. Please advice

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One Response to “Canadian in the U.S.”

A licensed trustee said...

We’re asked this type of question a lot – the short answer is that there are currently no international treaties on debt and/or debt collection. Your CDN creditors cannot easily pursue you in the US (or anywhere else for that matter).