Became a Canadian!

[Tyburn]

well it was yesterday but anyways~
I was born in Korea as an ordinary Korean kid and moved to Canada 7 years ago and now the Canadian government gave me the apportunity to reborn as a Canadian... (well that's what the judge said to me when I went there to take oath)
anyways... from now on, I'm a Canadian Citizen.
I'm not too proud of giving up the Korean citizenship and avoid going to army there... but hey, its some exciting change of my life ain't it?

[05xd]

Excellent!!!!!!!
It took 7 years? Holy crap
Best of luck to ya

[fgummett]

Congratulations Eh! :multiples :multiples :multiples :multiples :multiples :multiples :eclipsee_

[Vampyrate]

im sorry it was canada... shoulda been america!

jfwy congrats!

[soullesselantra]

im sorry it was canada... shoulda been america!

jfwy congrats!


bah, you can still be an american citizen without citizenship...look at all the illegals... :D

[fgummett]

http://diabetessupport.ns.ca/images/polarcanada.gif

[robs02elantra]

sweet, congratulations and well done.

[Keyan]

sweet, congratulations and well done.


You're next :D

[robs02elantra]

haha, apparently not for another 6 years.

[korai9989]

^ we hope something comes your way real soon tho rob.

[SLVR2003]

Man and you live in Vancouver too!
Lucky!

I moved from Canada to the US and wow do I regret it now. I've lived in quite a few states and none even compare to B.C.

The people here are no where near as friendly, no one says hi to stangers, or even smile at one another and many people are rude and arrogant and looking to get rich quick with their what can you do for me attitudes, and their being sue happy has turned work places etc. into a PC nightmare.

Did you know that the United Nations voted Vancouver, B.C the best place in the world to live four years running? Don't ever move away like me you'll regret it. I'm going to move back ASAP but I might keep a house in AZ as a winter home.

[tharptroy]

Man and you live in Vancouver too!
Lucky!

I moved from Canada to the US and wow do I regret it now. I've lived in quite a few states and none even compare to B.C.

The people here are no where near as friendly, no one says hi to stangers, or even smile at one another and many people are rude and arrogant and looking to get rich quick with their what can you do for me attitudes, and their being sue happy has turned work places etc. into a PC nightmare.

Did you know that the United Nations voted Vancouver, B.C the best place in the world to live four years running? Don't ever move away like me you'll regret it. I'm going to move back ASAP but I might keep a house in AZ as a winter home.

the canadian winter alone is enough to negate all of those positives :tongue:

[Vampyrate]

http://diabetessupport.ns.ca/images/polarcanada.gif
what in gods name is that thing?

[carbonbluerocks]

Polar Bear.... or one big toothless beaver...
Congrats on gettting the citizenship...
the canadian winter alone is enough to negate all of those positives
Vancouver gets mild winters, so he's alright..... if he's in the Prairies, however, well, that's a different story...

[SubZeDiZeD]

Excellent!!!!!!!
It took 7 years? Holy crap
Best of luck to ya


It took me close to 10 years to get my US citizenship.

[Vampyrate]

but you could work in the US couldnt you sub? i know in canada, there is a time period that you cannot be employed

[Tyburn]

technically, you need to be a landed immigrant or need a working visa, no student or visitting visa would let u be employed in Canada.

[SubZeDiZeD]

but you could work in the US couldnt you sub? i know in canada, there is a time period that you cannot be employed


Yea, I had a green card from the 1st day of me being here...