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whiteorchid81
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I am looking into applying to work in BC as an RN. I just graduated this September with an ADN. I still have to get my BSN.
How long after (if I am approved) obtaining permanent residency can my family and I apply for citizenship? And I guess I should have asked this before, but when I apply and get approved can I bring my family with me? Or would I need to petition them separately?
If anyone who is a dual US and Canadian citizen, could you please let me know how the process was and how does the taxes work? I know you have to pay taxes for both countries, how much do you pay? Thanks