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Once a person from another nation marries a Canadian citizen, he or she becomes a permanent resident. The process takes approximately 50 days for the paperwork.
You cannot, unless you take up a "permanent resident alien" status or become a naturalized US citizen, and take up permanent residence in one of the US states.
It all depends in which State or Province you officially reside. In order to get an Enhanced Driver's Licence, you must be permanently residing in one of the Canadian Provinces which offer the program and hold a valid Driver's licence of that Province. To summarize, if you live in the US and have no residence in Canada: You cannot have a Canadian Enhanced Licence.
Americans can live in Canada if they apply for permanent residence. They do not, however, need to "give up" their citizenship and may apply for a dual citizenship. They will have both a Canadian and their American citizenships.
Of course they can. We just had an aquaintance who's daughter just made the Canadian National Womens team for soccer at the age of 17. She is a permanent resident of Mississauga, Ontario Canada.
All Canadian and American citizens need passports to travel to Mexico. The main reason they need the passport is to reenter Canada or the United States.
A permanent resident of any other country whose still carrying a Fiji Passport can enter Fiji and stay in Fiji for as long as they want since "it" is still a Fijian citizen. Permanent Residents whose holding other countries password can stay in Fiji for a period of 3months and can be extended at any Immigration Office in Suva, or Lautoka. A permanent resident shall carry its identity cards with them at all times as Fiji customs require such thing for identification. Failure to show a "Permanent Residence Card" will have the traveller removed and isolated for questionning. The American Embassy is always noted on such matter as Fiji dont have a Canadian Embassy.
Yes and no. They have the right to stay in the US for as long as the student visa is active. However, marriage to a US citizen would allow for the Canadian to apply for a CR-1 visa (or IR-1 if they've been married two years or more), which allows for permanent residence.
A Canadian retiree can definitely move furniture to temporary residence in the US. There are no laws prohibiting this act.
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No, you'll be asked to surrender one. It has happened many time before and none were successful to keep both.