Hi,
I'm a Canadian citizen and in a few months will also be a United States citizen. In other words, I will be a dual Canada/US citizen.
Twice a year I travel from the US to Canada and back via land border crossing by car.
After becoming dual, I'm wondering what I should say when they ask for my citizenship.
When entering Canada should I say Canadian? US? Dual?
And how about when entering the US?
Thanks
Crossing border as a dual citizen
Moderator: Jim Eiss
My son is dual. We say he is Cdn when entering canada and American when entering the US, regardless of which passport we show.
Since we actually live in US, we feel itr is best to carry his US passport, since this makes it easier when entering US. If we lived in canada we would do the reverse, carry his Cdn PP, but report that he was American.
Since we actually live in US, we feel itr is best to carry his US passport, since this makes it easier when entering US. If we lived in canada we would do the reverse, carry his Cdn PP, but report that he was American.
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