How can a Canadian live in the us legally?

Answer 1

NO. If you are a "US Permanent Resident" you are only entitled to work in the United States. If you are a "US Citizen" however, you may qualify to work in Canada if your education and experience match occupations identified in NAFTA.

Answer 2

Yes a Canadian can! That's why you have visa's. I'm not a Immigration worker but I've lived in different places. First you can apply for a visa in any place in America. Then there is other stuff. It could be a 6 month period for working or just staying a while. It just depends on what 'kind' of visa you apply for.

Answer 3

Sometimes citizens of one country can live in one country, but decide they want to go home for work and to live. Canadian citizens who live in the US and then want to return home need to have a B-4 form and other paperwork to present to the border authorities, but you do not to reapply for citizenship.

Answer 4

Yes, it sounds like you can apply for permanent residency in Canada if you live at least 2 out of every 5 years in that country. A US Permanent Resident could lose their status if they leave the country for more than 365 days though, or don't file taxes and stuff like that, so you would have to be careful to follow strictly the residence requirements for both countries.

Answer 5

can you be a U.S. citizen and legally work in Canada?

Answer 6

i know an intern has been living here for a few months, needed to take us drivers test but still hasn't, and is still driving..,

Answer 7

Because Canada is a part of us, that's why we can live in Canada.

Answer 8

Yes, a Canadian citizen can own property and live in the United States and cross the order to work in Canada daily.

Answer 9

yes, but it also depends on how long.

Answer 10

No