i would think so, but i'm being told that i'd have a better immersion experience in smaller quebec towns, since quebec city apparenty has too much english in it!
I would be in Canada for only a few hours.
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peggy
If you live in St. John's Newfoundland in Canada are you a U.S. citizen?
*sigh* I think you win first prize for the stupidest question of the day. Read your question, and the answer will eventually come to you.
thanks for the two points
c0mplicated_s0ul
you can be if you were born in the US but not if you were born in Newfoundland Canada or any other part of Canada unlesssssss you were born on an American army base in Newfoundland!
Jojo
I think you pretty much answered your own question...
Jean Talon
What everyone else said, regarding Newfoundland being part of Canada, and not the US,
and
If you're asking if US citizens are allowed to live in Newfoundland, then yes. As long as they follow the normal immigration procedures. And since both Canada and the US now allow dual citizenships, you no longer have to give up one if you gain the other.
linda
NO St. John's Newfoundland is in Canada.
You are only a US citizen if you were born in the US.
mjwarriorfan
Was this a joke?
flightmedicine
Not unless you were born or become a citizen of the USA before you went to St John's. St John's is a really nice place to visit.
Cheers.
cwhl
wow. i didnt think people could get that stupid but i guess they can....
Gabby
If you were born in the U.S. they ya or if you got a grenn card then ya but if you were born in Canada then no.
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