politechaos
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Okay, this may be a little complex, but any help would be greatly appreciated.
My fiancee and I are planning a move to her hometown of Montreal. We both currently live in Los Angeles, she has lived here for two years and I am a U.S. citizen, born and raised here.
She is an American and Canadian citizen (born in Montreal, parents were both) and has both her American and Canadian passport.
I am aware that to become a citizen you must go through the standard process, married or not, (unless I am mistaken, as I've heard tales of sponsorship and the like)
My other concern is obtaining work in Canada. If I marry her and move to Montreal, will I be able to work? I am also curious as to what I would be eligible for before becoming a citizen, (CSST, disability, etc.) as my legs are partially disabled. (Or is it "I am partially disable in my legs"? Never mind.)
Any help is immensely appreciated. Thank you! Merci!
My fiancee and I are planning a move to her hometown of Montreal. We both currently live in Los Angeles, she has lived here for two years and I am a U.S. citizen, born and raised here.
She is an American and Canadian citizen (born in Montreal, parents were both) and has both her American and Canadian passport.
I am aware that to become a citizen you must go through the standard process, married or not, (unless I am mistaken, as I've heard tales of sponsorship and the like)
My other concern is obtaining work in Canada. If I marry her and move to Montreal, will I be able to work? I am also curious as to what I would be eligible for before becoming a citizen, (CSST, disability, etc.) as my legs are partially disabled. (Or is it "I am partially disable in my legs"? Never mind.)
Any help is immensely appreciated. Thank you! Merci!