 How to not move to Canada?!? |
| Hey, okay so I'm 13 and I live in the UK. Ive lived here all my life and now my sister is 17 and wants to move to canada to go to uni there. My dad also wants to move to canada as he was offered ... |
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 Is Social Security Card sufficient when traveling to Canada by LAND? |
| This site: http://www.amcits.com/en says "When entering Canada from the United States, U.S. citizens must show either a U.S. passport or other proof of U.S. citizenship - such as ... |
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 I want to immigrate to THE U.S.A people tell me not to? |
| Hey I want to immigrate to the U.SA I'm originally from Toronto Canada, I want to broden my horizons thats why I want to move to the U.s because they make more money economically I heard? in ... |
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 Why are more people immigrating to Canada now ? |
Why is Canada a more popular place to immigrate to now then it used to be?
What has changed?... |
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 I AM NOT PROUD TO BE CANADIAN WHAT DO PEOPLE THINK ? |
Hello everyone im just thinking What othering Canadian think of one of there own that HATE begin Canadian and wish that i was American .
Ive never been proud to be Canadian but i do respect the T... |
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 Does it snow in year-round in Edmonton, Canada? |
| My parents are planning a trip to Canada. I'm about to get new snowboard gear and I was wondering if it snows all year in Canada or only in the Winter.... |
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 I am Canadian living in Canada. I met a Chinese woman on the net . We want to get married? |
| What would be the best and easyest way. Should I go there to marry her or should she come to Canada and marry ... |
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 Hey Canada!? |
Do you have room for one more? ;-)
The one thing I can say about Canada is that you have been very patient and supportive of the US... If people cannot get along with Canada, you just ... |
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 I'm doing a summer school project on Canada, and I'm curious, what does the rest of the world think of Canada? |
| I'm a proud and patriotic Canadian, and I know lots about my country, but I'm curious about what people of other nationalities think. Can some other people give me their opinions? Just give ... |
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 Becoming a Canadian Resident & Citizen, and Renouncing US Citizenship? |
I'm a NATURAL-BORN & raised US citizen.
But though I love America & think that it has many GREAT qualities, sadly, there are just as many (if not more!) bad aspects, leaving ... |
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 What's the best part of Vancouver B.C. to live in? |
| I wanna go to Film School there. I want a great, safe location. I enjoy outdoor activities too. Water , snow, and hiking activities.... |
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 What is Canada's Nickname? |
| I need an answer fast. I don't know Canada's nickname?my reports due in a couple of days.... |
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I was born in Canada and have a Canadian birth certificate, my parents aren't Canadian, am I a citizen? |
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I lived in Canada for one year (the first year of my life). my mum's brittish and my dad's american, and I do not live in Canada now.
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CanTexan
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In general, anyone born in Canada from 1947 onwards acquired Canadian citizenship at birth. The only exceptions concern children born to diplomats, where additional requirements apply.
If you have officially taken citizenship in another country, it is possible that (inadvertently or not) you have revoked your Canadian citizenship status - necessitating that you then go through the permanent residency process to reacquire it. |
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Jason K
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Yes if you were born in Canada you are a Canadian Citizen, regardless if your parents aren't. |
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Mark R
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Assuming your parents were not diplomats representing a foreign government at the time of your birth, you are a Canadian citizen by birth. Canada allows dual citizenship, so that means, at least from Canada's perspective, you can retain your other citizenship(s) and be a Canadian citizen. |
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superstar dj
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Yes, even if your were born in a Canadian hospital next to an airport on a layover between two other countries, you would be a Canadian. |
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answer me and ill answer you
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You're a citizen. |
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Dangermanmi6
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you are a rare one but you ARE a Canadian citizen.
OK what I mean by that is that you have at least dual citizenship Canadian & British, I am lead to understand that the Americans don't recognise dual citizenship, that is if your Mum was still a British citizen when you were born if not then you have the right to return to the UK and live and work there without restrictions and get a British passport.
What all this means is that techncially you could be deported from a country to Canada if you broke the law there. This has happened here in Canada a couple of years back some guy broke the law and was deported to the UK where he knew no one. |
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canuck
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if you have a canadian birth cert you certainly are entitled to citizenship |
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David H
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idk in the US if your born there your a citizen i think its the same in Canada but im not sure |
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