L LAMADAME1 New Member Mar 24, 2007 #1 I am in the process of becoming a PR in USA. I received my american social security card. My question is, I also have a canadian social security card. Legally what do I do with my canadian card? do I give it back or I keep that card also.
I am in the process of becoming a PR in USA. I received my american social security card. My question is, I also have a canadian social security card. Legally what do I do with my canadian card? do I give it back or I keep that card also.
B bigboy00 Registered Users (C) Mar 25, 2007 #2 LAMADAME1 said: I am in the process of becoming a PR in USA. I received my american social security card. My question is, I also have a canadian social security card. Legally what do I do with my canadian card? do I give it back or I keep that card also. Click to expand... Keep both - they are yours to keep. There is absolutely NO legal relation between the two.
LAMADAME1 said: I am in the process of becoming a PR in USA. I received my american social security card. My question is, I also have a canadian social security card. Legally what do I do with my canadian card? do I give it back or I keep that card also. Click to expand... Keep both - they are yours to keep. There is absolutely NO legal relation between the two.
