How does a Canadian citizen start a business in Canada while living in japan?
Q. I am a Canadian citizen that recently moved to Japan. I would like to start a business in Canada selling to Canadians over the internet. I need to register it for a BN and Vendor Permit for a Canadian manufacturer. Any help would be great, thanks :D
Asked by Great Big Sea - Fri Aug 21 04:12:36 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Get your business number by using this form: Vendor permit: Just fill out the forms and submit them. Further information:
Answered by Allie - Fri Aug 21 13:40:44 2009
Q. I am a Canadian citizen that recently moved to Japan. I would like to start a business in Canada selling to Canadians over the internet. I need to register it for a BN and Vendor Permit for a Canadian manufacturer. Any help would be great, thanks :D
Asked by Great Big Sea - Fri Aug 21 04:12:36 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Get your business number by using this form: Vendor permit: Just fill out the forms and submit them. Further information:
Answered by Allie - Fri Aug 21 13:40:44 2009
How can a Canadian citizen work in the US? How long will it take to get a working visa?
Q. What if the person marry a US citizen for love? Can that US citizen help the Canadian citizen a working visa quicker? And how long will it take..
Asked by MC - Wed Sep 12 03:27:59 2007 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. A skilled Canadian can get a TN visa very quickly because of NAFTA. Otherwise, it's almost impossible, except through marriage, in which case it's again very quick. In both cases, it's likely to take a few months.
Answered by Thomas M - Wed Sep 12 03:32:33 2007
Q. What if the person marry a US citizen for love? Can that US citizen help the Canadian citizen a working visa quicker? And how long will it take..
Asked by MC - Wed Sep 12 03:27:59 2007 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. A skilled Canadian can get a TN visa very quickly because of NAFTA. Otherwise, it's almost impossible, except through marriage, in which case it's again very quick. In both cases, it's likely to take a few months.
Answered by Thomas M - Wed Sep 12 03:32:33 2007
Canadian citizen may want to work in the US after graduating. What do I need?
Q. I am a Canadian Citizen thinking about working in the US after graduating from University. I am wondering what type of certification I will need to enable that. Do I need a passport? A work visa? Am I allowed to visit for conferences and trips if I don't have either?
Asked by San - Mon Mar 31 19:10:48 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. You can drive to the US until about summer 2009 with a government issued photo ID such as your driver's license and your birth certificate to prove citizenship. If you are flying you need a passport. You can visit the US for conferences and trips and stay for as long as six months and no visa is required, but you cannot work in the US. In order to work in the US you need what is commonly called a "green card". There are a variety of routes to qualify for a green card and a number of different types of work visas. Here is a site to get you started. Best of luck with your plans.
Answered by Imaka - Mon Mar 31 19:26:04 2008
Q. I am a Canadian Citizen thinking about working in the US after graduating from University. I am wondering what type of certification I will need to enable that. Do I need a passport? A work visa? Am I allowed to visit for conferences and trips if I don't have either?
Asked by San - Mon Mar 31 19:10:48 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. You can drive to the US until about summer 2009 with a government issued photo ID such as your driver's license and your birth certificate to prove citizenship. If you are flying you need a passport. You can visit the US for conferences and trips and stay for as long as six months and no visa is required, but you cannot work in the US. In order to work in the US you need what is commonly called a "green card". There are a variety of routes to qualify for a green card and a number of different types of work visas. Here is a site to get you started. Best of luck with your plans.
Answered by Imaka - Mon Mar 31 19:26:04 2008
How does a Canadian citizen living in the U.S obtain a certified copy of their birth certificate?
Q. I need a certified copy of my Dad's birth certificate (who is a Canadian citizen) to get my own proof of citizenship of Canada. (I was born, and live in the U.S) But he lives in the U.S also and I have discovered that notary public cannot make certified copies of birth or death certificates. I read that to get your birth certificate you have to go to your county of birth. Is there a way for my Dad to get his certificate without having to travel to Canada?
Asked by Brando - Tue Oct 20 13:24:51 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Good luck they are a nighmare of back and forth nonsense
Answered by David - Tue Oct 20 13:39:50 2009
Q. I need a certified copy of my Dad's birth certificate (who is a Canadian citizen) to get my own proof of citizenship of Canada. (I was born, and live in the U.S) But he lives in the U.S also and I have discovered that notary public cannot make certified copies of birth or death certificates. I read that to get your birth certificate you have to go to your county of birth. Is there a way for my Dad to get his certificate without having to travel to Canada?
Asked by Brando - Tue Oct 20 13:24:51 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Good luck they are a nighmare of back and forth nonsense
Answered by David - Tue Oct 20 13:39:50 2009
What does a canadian citizen need to enter US Buffalo?
Q. Im a Canadian citizen and am planning to drive to Buffalo tomorrow. Do I need a passport to go thru or not? Will a citizenship card do?
Asked by Zhang B - Fri May 9 20:37:21 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Passports are not yet needed for LAND travel between the U.S. and Canada. See site below to see that you need a photo I.D. a proof of citizenship. Your citizenship card meets that requirement.
Answered by Charlie - Fri May 9 20:47:38 2008
Q. Im a Canadian citizen and am planning to drive to Buffalo tomorrow. Do I need a passport to go thru or not? Will a citizenship card do?
Asked by Zhang B - Fri May 9 20:37:21 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Passports are not yet needed for LAND travel between the U.S. and Canada. See site below to see that you need a photo I.D. a proof of citizenship. Your citizenship card meets that requirement.
Answered by Charlie - Fri May 9 20:47:38 2008
What happens to a Canadian citizen if they import goods without paying Duty?
Q. If a Canadian citizen buys goods in the US and brings them across the Canadian border under the shipper's authority without declaring the goods to Customs, what are the consequences? The citizen intends to re-sell the goods they purchased in the US.
Asked by Kerie K - Sat Aug 16 04:34:52 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. There's a lot of variables. The penalties will be harshest if the goods are controlled like alcohol or tobacco. If you're audited by the CRA or Customs you'll have to provide copies of invoices. You'll be fined the duty, a penalty, and if the situation is serious (large dollar amount or long period of time that this has happened) you and the seller may face jail time.
Answered by CHARLES R - Sun Aug 17 20:01:36 2008
Q. If a Canadian citizen buys goods in the US and brings them across the Canadian border under the shipper's authority without declaring the goods to Customs, what are the consequences? The citizen intends to re-sell the goods they purchased in the US.
Asked by Kerie K - Sat Aug 16 04:34:52 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. There's a lot of variables. The penalties will be harshest if the goods are controlled like alcohol or tobacco. If you're audited by the CRA or Customs you'll have to provide copies of invoices. You'll be fined the duty, a penalty, and if the situation is serious (large dollar amount or long period of time that this has happened) you and the seller may face jail time.
Answered by CHARLES R - Sun Aug 17 20:01:36 2008
What are the legal documents that a Canadian citizen needs to move to Ireland ?
Q. I am a Canadian citizen, but i am orgionally from Pakistan. I have both a Canadian and a Pakistani passport, just want to know if i can move to Ireland if yes what legal documents will i need ?
Asked by princess - Wed Jul 30 16:29:17 2008 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. You should contact your nearest Irish Embassy in Canada, they would be in a better position to give you information on you need to do:
Answered by froggequene - Wed Jul 30 18:37:38 2008
Q. I am a Canadian citizen, but i am orgionally from Pakistan. I have both a Canadian and a Pakistani passport, just want to know if i can move to Ireland if yes what legal documents will i need ?
Asked by princess - Wed Jul 30 16:29:17 2008 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. You should contact your nearest Irish Embassy in Canada, they would be in a better position to give you information on you need to do:
Answered by froggequene - Wed Jul 30 18:37:38 2008
Can a US citizen marry a Canadian citizen and reside in Canada?
Q. I am a US citizen, looking to marry a Canadian man and reside in Canada. What I've come across tells me this is almost impossible. How would I get a visa to stay there, and what is needed in order to do such? It's all very stressing as I've tried to pull up as much information as I possibly could. Though getting absolutely no where with that. I had to wonder if anyone else has come across the same dilemma. Any helpful information is appreciated.
Asked by Mystee D - Sun Mar 30 17:39:07 2008 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. It is no problem at all, but it can be a bit difficult to find the exact information you need on the site. If you have been in a common law relationship for one year you can begin the process for permanent resident status immediately. Or if you are married you can begin the process immediately. Here is an answer I did earlier today to almost the exact same question, except that it was a Canadian woman marrying an American man and he was coming with her to Canada. (I will change the pronouns to make it clearer for you :) You will have to go through an immigration process and he will have to sponsor you to get your permanent resident status. In other words he has to agree to support you financially, pay for any medical bills, etc.… [cont.]
Answered by Imaka - Sun Mar 30 19:53:36 2008
Q. I am a US citizen, looking to marry a Canadian man and reside in Canada. What I've come across tells me this is almost impossible. How would I get a visa to stay there, and what is needed in order to do such? It's all very stressing as I've tried to pull up as much information as I possibly could. Though getting absolutely no where with that. I had to wonder if anyone else has come across the same dilemma. Any helpful information is appreciated.
Asked by Mystee D - Sun Mar 30 17:39:07 2008 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. It is no problem at all, but it can be a bit difficult to find the exact information you need on the site. If you have been in a common law relationship for one year you can begin the process for permanent resident status immediately. Or if you are married you can begin the process immediately. Here is an answer I did earlier today to almost the exact same question, except that it was a Canadian woman marrying an American man and he was coming with her to Canada. (I will change the pronouns to make it clearer for you :) You will have to go through an immigration process and he will have to sponsor you to get your permanent resident status. In other words he has to agree to support you financially, pay for any medical bills, etc.… [cont.]
Answered by Imaka - Sun Mar 30 19:53:36 2008
if a Canadian citizen want to marry a Russian woman, what would have to happen for her to be Canadian citizen?
Q. So a Canadian citizen is want to marry Russian woman, does it cost money for her to become a Canadian Citizen?
Asked by hlc - Sun Oct 28 11:45:49 2007 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. It takes money and years. Before she could become a Canadian citizen, she must become a Canadian permanent resident. The Canadian husband can sponsor her permanent residency application living in or out of Canada. Once that application is approved, she must "land" at a Canadian port of entry to become a permanent resident. To become a Canadian citizen, she must reside in Canada for 3 years out of the past 4 years from the date of her citizenship application. She must pass a knowledge test to become a citizen.
Answered by SerenityNow - Mon Oct 29 03:58:02 2007
Q. So a Canadian citizen is want to marry Russian woman, does it cost money for her to become a Canadian Citizen?
Asked by hlc - Sun Oct 28 11:45:49 2007 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. It takes money and years. Before she could become a Canadian citizen, she must become a Canadian permanent resident. The Canadian husband can sponsor her permanent residency application living in or out of Canada. Once that application is approved, she must "land" at a Canadian port of entry to become a permanent resident. To become a Canadian citizen, she must reside in Canada for 3 years out of the past 4 years from the date of her citizenship application. She must pass a knowledge test to become a citizen.
Answered by SerenityNow - Mon Oct 29 03:58:02 2007
How hard will it be to become a Canadian citizen if my mom is a citizen?
Q. My mom was born in Canada and now has dual citizenship in the US. Since my mom is a citizen will it be easier for me to become a citizen? Also what is the process for a Mexican citizen to become a canadian citizen?
Asked by xojbchickxo - Tue Nov 24 13:16:41 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. If your mother was born in Canada then your Mom has too apply for Canadian citizenship by descent for you at the nearest Canadian embassy.
Answered by Vivac - Tue Nov 24 20:55:41 2009
Q. My mom was born in Canada and now has dual citizenship in the US. Since my mom is a citizen will it be easier for me to become a citizen? Also what is the process for a Mexican citizen to become a canadian citizen?
Asked by xojbchickxo - Tue Nov 24 13:16:41 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. If your mother was born in Canada then your Mom has too apply for Canadian citizenship by descent for you at the nearest Canadian embassy.
Answered by Vivac - Tue Nov 24 20:55:41 2009
Can a Canadian citizen open a bank account in the USA?
Q. If so what sort of info do I need? I don't have a social security obviously, as I am a Canadian Citizen. Can I open a US bank account with a passport, and/or credit card?
Asked by dommn8r - Fri Mar 16 13:13:25 2007 - - 6 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Yes, you can. Whenever a foreigner opens a US bank account, the bank will have you complete a w-9 form. This form states that you are a foreigner. To reward you for your honesty, the IRS will rip off 30% of the interest earned by your account. The bank has the responsibility to withhold this and forward it to the IRS, so you don't have to do anything. Since the IRS is so generous and such a magnanimous entity, they have most generously allowed you NOT to file a US income tax return. So, you have no obligation to file anything, as long as you don't make the terrible mistake of becoming a US Permanent Resident or Citizen. If you do...well, that's another story, along with all its associated ugliness... And please bear in mind that… [cont.]
Answered by InspectorBudget - Fri Mar 16 13:28:45 2007
Q. If so what sort of info do I need? I don't have a social security obviously, as I am a Canadian Citizen. Can I open a US bank account with a passport, and/or credit card?
Asked by dommn8r - Fri Mar 16 13:13:25 2007 - - 6 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Yes, you can. Whenever a foreigner opens a US bank account, the bank will have you complete a w-9 form. This form states that you are a foreigner. To reward you for your honesty, the IRS will rip off 30% of the interest earned by your account. The bank has the responsibility to withhold this and forward it to the IRS, so you don't have to do anything. Since the IRS is so generous and such a magnanimous entity, they have most generously allowed you NOT to file a US income tax return. So, you have no obligation to file anything, as long as you don't make the terrible mistake of becoming a US Permanent Resident or Citizen. If you do...well, that's another story, along with all its associated ugliness... And please bear in mind that… [cont.]
Answered by InspectorBudget - Fri Mar 16 13:28:45 2007
What steps do I need to take to become a Canadian citizen?
Q. I recently got married to a canadian citizen and currently both live in Florida. He has dual citizenship and I am a US citizen. We will be moving to Canada in about 6 months. What steps should I take to gain citizenship in Canada?
Asked by cateandpug - Tue Apr 24 15:37:37 2007 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. You will need to conact Citizenship and Immigration. They have their own website: www.cic.gc.ca
Answered by CanadianBlondie - Tue Apr 24 16:53:48 2007
Q. I recently got married to a canadian citizen and currently both live in Florida. He has dual citizenship and I am a US citizen. We will be moving to Canada in about 6 months. What steps should I take to gain citizenship in Canada?
Asked by cateandpug - Tue Apr 24 15:37:37 2007 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. You will need to conact Citizenship and Immigration. They have their own website: www.cic.gc.ca
Answered by CanadianBlondie - Tue Apr 24 16:53:48 2007
What is the best way for a Canadian citizen to live and work in the U.S?
Q. I am a International Business major in Toronto, Canada. I would like to live and work in the U.S, but considering the laws that govern the country, a Canadian citizen cannot work in the U.S. I know many Canadians do, what is the best way I can do this? Thanks for your time.
Asked by Jupter121 - Sat Jun 17 02:27:44 2006 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Probably in the field of solicited services in Vegas. Yep. I would say that is the best way for a Canadian to live and work in the U.S.
Answered by George D - Sat Jun 17 02:51:39 2006
Q. I am a International Business major in Toronto, Canada. I would like to live and work in the U.S, but considering the laws that govern the country, a Canadian citizen cannot work in the U.S. I know many Canadians do, what is the best way I can do this? Thanks for your time.
Asked by Jupter121 - Sat Jun 17 02:27:44 2006 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Probably in the field of solicited services in Vegas. Yep. I would say that is the best way for a Canadian to live and work in the U.S.
Answered by George D - Sat Jun 17 02:51:39 2006
Canadian citizen with no connection to Greece, Can I join the Greek military?
Q. Im a Canadian citizen with no connection to Greece at all but I would very much so be interested in serving in the Greek military. Any Greeks know if this is possible? Or how long I would have to live in Greece to obtain citizenship to serve etc? Thanks in advance.
Asked by S - Sun May 10 20:56:05 2009 - - 1 Answers - 1 Comments
A. I am sorry but only Greek citizens are allowed to join the Greek army. Moreover, if you are interesting in joining the army as a profession let know the the officers are going to a 4 year military school that you can give exams only of you graduates from a Greek school. So it is extremelt difficult to join. Sorry!
Answered by Stavnet - Tue May 12 13:10:31 2009
Q. Im a Canadian citizen with no connection to Greece at all but I would very much so be interested in serving in the Greek military. Any Greeks know if this is possible? Or how long I would have to live in Greece to obtain citizenship to serve etc? Thanks in advance.
Asked by S - Sun May 10 20:56:05 2009 - - 1 Answers - 1 Comments
A. I am sorry but only Greek citizens are allowed to join the Greek army. Moreover, if you are interesting in joining the army as a profession let know the the officers are going to a 4 year military school that you can give exams only of you graduates from a Greek school. So it is extremelt difficult to join. Sorry!
Answered by Stavnet - Tue May 12 13:10:31 2009
Canadian citizen living abroad, do I still need to file for both Canadian & American tax returns?
Q. I live and work in the US, I am a canadian citizen. Do i have to file for both canadian and american tax returns seperately?
Asked by LadyMarmalade - Tue Jan 6 14:48:34 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. You must file the US tax return as the US taxes you on the fact the income is US source. Check with CRA as to your Canadian filing requirement. If you must file in Canada, you will have a way to claim a tax credit for taxes paid to the US.
Answered by the tax lady - Tue Jan 6 14:55:49 2009
Q. I live and work in the US, I am a canadian citizen. Do i have to file for both canadian and american tax returns seperately?
Asked by LadyMarmalade - Tue Jan 6 14:48:34 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. You must file the US tax return as the US taxes you on the fact the income is US source. Check with CRA as to your Canadian filing requirement. If you must file in Canada, you will have a way to claim a tax credit for taxes paid to the US.
Answered by the tax lady - Tue Jan 6 14:55:49 2009
My child is canadian citizen can I become canadian citizen on behalf of my child?
Q. I am PR of Canada since two years during this time my child was born here in Canada. I still have one year left to complete 3 years requirment to become Canadian citizen. But if I want to apply for citizenship now on behalf of my child, then is it possible?
Asked by Maqsood K - Sun Nov 23 14:32:22 2008 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. You child is already a Canadian Citizen. The fact the he was born in Canada makes him a Canadian. The Status of the parents are irrelevant. You in the other hand should just wait the apply for your Canadian Citizenship next year.
Answered by Potato - Sun Nov 23 15:35:44 2008
Q. I am PR of Canada since two years during this time my child was born here in Canada. I still have one year left to complete 3 years requirment to become Canadian citizen. But if I want to apply for citizenship now on behalf of my child, then is it possible?
Asked by Maqsood K - Sun Nov 23 14:32:22 2008 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. You child is already a Canadian Citizen. The fact the he was born in Canada makes him a Canadian. The Status of the parents are irrelevant. You in the other hand should just wait the apply for your Canadian Citizenship next year.
Answered by Potato - Sun Nov 23 15:35:44 2008
If Canadian Citizen, can I buy a home in the United States?
Q. Real Estate. I am Sick & tired of the housing market in Canada. I see so many nice homes south of the border in the United States. Am I legally allowed to buy a home in the US as a Canadian Citizen? Thank you.
Asked by Piscine - Wed Dec 23 03:37:07 2009 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. It should not be a problem. You will have to fill out a few additional documents required for out of country buyers (Patriot Act) but other than that it is not an issue. Many Canadians are coming down to our area in particular (Phoenix/Scottsdale) to purchase homes. Prices have retreated dramatically and your Canadian dollar is very strong against ours. So in essence you're getting a double discount. Of course, any Canadian resident can buy a piece of property in the US. It is up to the mortgage company to decide if they will loan you money by way of a mortgage. If you qualify in Canada, you should qualify in the US. However, you have to realize that in general, Banks and Savings and Loans in the US are not like our big six chartered… [cont.]
Answered by I need a better nick name! - Wed Dec 23 03:43:33 2009
Q. Real Estate. I am Sick & tired of the housing market in Canada. I see so many nice homes south of the border in the United States. Am I legally allowed to buy a home in the US as a Canadian Citizen? Thank you.
Asked by Piscine - Wed Dec 23 03:37:07 2009 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. It should not be a problem. You will have to fill out a few additional documents required for out of country buyers (Patriot Act) but other than that it is not an issue. Many Canadians are coming down to our area in particular (Phoenix/Scottsdale) to purchase homes. Prices have retreated dramatically and your Canadian dollar is very strong against ours. So in essence you're getting a double discount. Of course, any Canadian resident can buy a piece of property in the US. It is up to the mortgage company to decide if they will loan you money by way of a mortgage. If you qualify in Canada, you should qualify in the US. However, you have to realize that in general, Banks and Savings and Loans in the US are not like our big six chartered… [cont.]
Answered by I need a better nick name! - Wed Dec 23 03:43:33 2009
Can the wife of a canadian citizen apply for a student visa?
Q. I am Canadian citizen living in Egypt. My wife (who is Egyptian) just got accepted to a PhD program at the University of Toronto in Canada. Is it possible for her to get a student visa to go study there, or do I have to sponsor her as an immigrant? Thanks all for your help.
Asked by thartala - Sun Mar 22 10:37:53 2009 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Your wife can get a student visa so long as she can demonstrate enough money to support herself. You can also sponsor her as a spouse. Ignore the rudeness - as you know, we aren't all like that.
Answered by thinkingtime - Sun Mar 22 13:06:26 2009
Q. I am Canadian citizen living in Egypt. My wife (who is Egyptian) just got accepted to a PhD program at the University of Toronto in Canada. Is it possible for her to get a student visa to go study there, or do I have to sponsor her as an immigrant? Thanks all for your help.
Asked by thartala - Sun Mar 22 10:37:53 2009 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Your wife can get a student visa so long as she can demonstrate enough money to support herself. You can also sponsor her as a spouse. Ignore the rudeness - as you know, we aren't all like that.
Answered by thinkingtime - Sun Mar 22 13:06:26 2009
Can a Canadian citizen open up a business in Mexico?
Q. Can someone give me any information on how a Canadian citizen can open a business in Mexico? THanks.
Asked by Turkish_Dream - Thu Apr 24 17:09:07 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Used to be that you would need a Maxican partner. I don't know that the laws have changed there. You should contact the Mexican Consulate in your city or wherever the office is located.
Answered by ed - Thu Apr 24 17:14:25 2008
Q. Can someone give me any information on how a Canadian citizen can open a business in Mexico? THanks.
Asked by Turkish_Dream - Thu Apr 24 17:09:07 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Used to be that you would need a Maxican partner. I don't know that the laws have changed there. You should contact the Mexican Consulate in your city or wherever the office is located.
Answered by ed - Thu Apr 24 17:14:25 2008
How long can Canadian citizen stay in US without registering?
Q. I am US citizen who got married to a canadian citizen last year.In July she moved to US and I filed for her petition for her Permanent Residency. Now she has a US Green Card ,but her stay outside Canada in US has been over 7 months. Would she have a problem at the canadian immigration since she stayed over 7 months?? Would her Canadian citizenship be cancelled? Please suggest Thanks
Asked by abhindu - Sat Feb 16 00:05:37 2008 - - 4 Answers - 1 Comments
A. Her canadain citizenshipship wouldn't be cancelled. You have to renounce your citizenship to loose it. US citizens are US citizens until they renounce their citizenship. There are a lot of people who have permanent residence cards who haven't gone back to their home country for like 20 years.
Answered by Joe B - Sat Feb 16 02:25:19 2008
Q. I am US citizen who got married to a canadian citizen last year.In July she moved to US and I filed for her petition for her Permanent Residency. Now she has a US Green Card ,but her stay outside Canada in US has been over 7 months. Would she have a problem at the canadian immigration since she stayed over 7 months?? Would her Canadian citizenship be cancelled? Please suggest Thanks
Asked by abhindu - Sat Feb 16 00:05:37 2008 - - 4 Answers - 1 Comments
A. Her canadain citizenshipship wouldn't be cancelled. You have to renounce your citizenship to loose it. US citizens are US citizens until they renounce their citizenship. There are a lot of people who have permanent residence cards who haven't gone back to their home country for like 20 years.
Answered by Joe B - Sat Feb 16 02:25:19 2008
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