fivestar001@gmail.com wrote:However that would mean having to transfer my wife's record back to our ward in Canada in order for her online tithing ability to be enabled (per sbradshaw's post above mentions), right?
As others have mentioned, keep your membership records where you are living and serving. By default, online donation works in the country where your membership records are located. That is why your Canadian capability went away. What the donation supports folks can do is turn it on for you when your records are in a different country than where you have been donating so that you are able to continue to donate in your home country.
I know it happens all the time when a U.S. member moves to another country (military is a common reason). Online donation access goes away. Donation support turns it back on. Member in another country is able to continue to donate from a U.S. bank in the U.S.
I see no reason that could not happen (technically) when, for example, a Canadian member moves to another country (U.S.). Canadian online donation access goes away. Hopefully donation support can turn it back on. Member in U.S. is able to continue to donate from a Canadian bank in Canada.
I think the only real question is whether a member can have two different donating countries (I do not believe so, but email them and ask), or if you are going to have to split the donation between spouses.
Right now, both of you should be able to donate in the U.S. because your membership records are here. Both records should stay here where you are living. Only one of you will need to have donation support change your account so you can donate in Canada again. The other one of you will be able to just keep on donating in the U.S. for both of you.