how can a US citizen become a canadian citizen
 

i really like montreal..........

this new buttons are rather obnoxious :Oh crap

checkout their government page, just good canadian citizenship

lol you beat me to it :)

You'll have to give up your US citizenship, for one.

Stay in your country, please.

;)

I married a Canadian my papers are in

First you move there. Then you get permanent residency, then you apply for citizenship. Just like the US.

I don't see why you have to be a citizen to live in Montreal.

Its not so easy anymore even if you marry a canadian.Best bet is to learn french and that will bump your application sooner instead of waiting a year.

Wrap a turban around your head and we will welcome you with open arms

when you leave, take two illegal imigrants with you

I wish I could be Canandian. In fact, I think I'll do that when I retire.

Want my canadian citizenship? Early retirement? :winkwink:

I'll trade you my pet dog Sparky for it!

Deal... I'll give you my passport tomorrow and some info to nice places to live in Toronto :1orglaugh

:1orglaugh :1orglaugh !!

I'd prefer Montreal really. It's very beautiful there.

(I'm guessing you didn't know I once lived there, did you?)

if you were coming to bc i would tell you to get on a chinese boat and just run to shore

good luck becoming a canadain

enough to leave eh?

Even better for Canada, considering Quebec doesn't want to be part of Canada :1orglaugh

We won't have to put up with you in the USA or Canada :1orglaugh j/k

I think saying "wonderboy bush sucks" 10 times is enough. :)

Alex

Migrating can be a nice option. :)

Montreal has a brutally cold winter.

Marry A canadian Citizen I think..but please don't go.

Canada doesn't allow dual citizenship with the USA? They do with the UK and the States allows it with the UK and a number of other countries. I would be amazed that they don't allow it with Canada.

No, you can hold dual US and Canadian citizenship.

http://www.richw.org/dualcit/

Marrying is the easiest way.

ya, I know a few people who have dual citizenship

[QUOTE=Rochard;11036307]I'd prefer Montreal really. It's very beautiful there.
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Try Vancouver, too...

I want to retire in Rio

It's all about Vancouver baby! Fantastic climate, amazing scenery everywhere, Mountains, Ocean, Beaches, City Life, Camping, Outdoors sports, anything you can think of all within a 10-30 minute drive. Even more if you drive even a little further. Where else can say all that?
If you have a university degree, talk to a lawyer about a TN visa. The nafta one that you get the same day you cross the border.

I have been warned not to visit vancouver unless I am ready to move :)

Best bet, marry a Canadian.

So true. I'm from Ontario and love it but it'll never be Vancouver!

I LOVE CANADA... and am proud to be Canadian!

It's tough to get in though... but you got'a give it a shot, ah?!

:1orglaugh :1orglaugh :1orglaugh

If you want to move to Montreal and can't speak french, they will kick you out. You have to pass a french exam. Your best bet is to move to Toronto to get your cards.

It depends whether or not you would like to be a contributing member of society or not.

If you are planning to just come here and work and make a good and honest life you will likely be put on a waiting list for the next 2 years while they process your paperwork.

If on the other hand you can get off a plane from any number of countries that don't speak either English or French and you can be rushed to the hospital to deliver your now canadian child then I believe the process to get your health card is just about immediate. LoL

go awol and then fail an IQ test. ;)