What would it take 4u to pack up your family and move to Canada? War, draft, wrong president, nuclear bomb etc
350318
I live here and almost nothing would make me leave.
274199
Sorry I did not see the press conference with Bush.  I am a Canadian, and I try not to watch political things from the US (perhaps I should start!).  But I think that it is TOTAL BS that he isn't going to bring your troops home.  I know that the are proud to fight for their country, and for what they believe in, but I think that it is about time that they start pulling out.  I know that Canadian troops have gone in and started taking over for the US troops in some areas (but then again Canada is a peace keeping nation and the US is an a** kicking nation! lol) ... I don't know what to think, but those are my feelings.  My prayers are with you and your family, (and for you hubby and all the troops that are involved in this war) God Bless
447473
NEITHER I'M MOVING TO ALASKA, TO GET THE FARTHEST AWAY FROM IT WHEN IT HAPPENS; I MEAN BEFORE IT HAPPENS. WHY DID U ASK THIS QUESTION? WHAT ARE YOU GOING TO DO WHEN WE HAVE WW3?
979314
Nothing. \n\nThe US appears to be afraid there is no reason for you to return to Canada, and that you will become an  illegal immigrant.
84913
Move to canada, get a job
587563
Why take the chance.  Stay in Canada.
1109537
Gee... lets see, renounce your US citizenship, attempt to get an Australian citizenship, apply for boot camp with the Australian Army. Maybe if you get through all of these, then you will be accepted into their Army. \n\nBut, why?
856579
That depends on a lot of things. Would you rather be Canadian or European? When will Romania join the EU, and how will it benefit you and your family? What does your wife want? Is there extended family, particularly future grandparents, involved? You have to do what is right for you, not what total strangers suggest.
257758
yes. it all depens on how long you have lived there and the reason you want to move. lot of paper work i am talking weeks of it.
620904
I really don't mean to be rude but the really scary thing is that you have a family. Where did you hear that America will be nothing in a few years? your grilled cheese? 200 years ago the strongest country was England 100 years ago it was France or Russia.............. wow ........................................do us all a favor and don't tell people that your American, or from the United States, tell them your Canadian or something. Wow You've got to be from Oklahoma or Pennsylvania>
866205
Depends -- I do love the mosaic of people who make up the population of countries like the USA & Canada.  I don't like it when they bring their problems here or define themselves entirely by their departed country.  My parents become Canadians when they left thier country to come here and didn't define themselves according to the country they no longer wished to live in.  Seems that some just come here for whatever they can get out of it without showing any allegience to their new home.\n\n(& yea, your link doesn't work, so my answer might be a little more general than what you were looking for)
1006717
It shouldn't be hard, you file an immigration form to Canada, you get your PR card, then you have to spend 3 years in canada and then you are eligeble to apply for canadian citizenship
640720
SO IS GOING TO SEPERATE MILLIONS OF FAMILIES? MY FAMILY WOULD BE TORN APART. I UNDERSTAND ABOUT CLOSING THE BORDERS BUT WHAT ABOUT THE FAMILIES HE WILL BREAK? I DONT THINK HE EVEN CARES!
107993
depends how s**t your current situation is like. Also how much money you have, if you would miss your family and how much u can stand those vile americans (only jokin i love u reli)
503800
i am an American and am married to a guy from Canada.  neither one of us are in the military however.  first off, i'd like to say...don't move to the US.  it would be better in my opinion to stay in canada and have him move there after he is out of the military...unless of course he's going to be a career military man.  my husband and i have spoken, and we've decied that it would be better to live in canada.  for one, I would not have to give up US citizenship because Canada offers dual citizenship.  in order to become a CITIZEN of the US you have to give up any other citizenships.  another reason is easy...healthcare.  once he is out of the military and has a normal job...insurance can be outragously expensive.  besides, our doctors aren't as good as the ones I've seen in Canada(Toronto area).  If you really want to live on base with him (or whatever it is that you need to live here for) i'd would not apply to become an American citizen.  just stay a permenant resident.  the only thing you can't do as a permenant resident that you can as a citizen is vote.  also if you commit a terrible crime, like murder, they can deport you.  but i'm sure you won't be doing that.  if you stay a permanent resident you won't have to give up canadian citizenship.  your daughter won't lose hers either.  i'm tellin ya, as an American getting ready to move to Canada...you should stay put and make him move there.  he'd like it...i do! \n\nps...the spellcheck is messed up so please excuse my spelling!
456387
personally, i wanna move to new zealand when i'm like 22 or something. i sure as hell don't wanna be here (the u.s.). canada is moving to the right for some unfathomable reason and australia just doesn't seem right to me. i wanna see the kiwis in new zealand
1094444
I'd move. To Canada. It's only about 6 hours away, anyway, and that's if you go straight up the Mitten. I have a quick side-escape, too.