Our Daughter Got Married Sunday, Sort Of

[SirDuff]

Would he still have his Canadian citizenship if he became an American citizen though?

Yes. Unless he gave it up for some reason. Many, many dual citizens.

 

[lisaviolet]

Would he still have his Canadian citizenship if he became an American citizen though?

Yes. Unless he gave it up for some reason. Many, many dual citizens.

This.
So common.

 

[LuvOrlando]

Congratulations! Glad your family didn't let anything get in your way!

I am very confused though about the back of the line comment, who would be Canadian if not someone born there in need of a birth certificate? Maybe I'm just reading this through US eyes but it doesn't compute.

 

[LoveSpringsteen]

How wonderful!! Congratulations to everyone!

 

[SirDuff]

Congratulations! Glad your family didn't let anything get in your way!

I am very confused though about the back of the line comment, who would be Canadian if not someone born there in need of a birth certificate? Maybe I'm just reading this through US eyes but it doesn't compute.

It doesn’t compute to Canadians either.

 

[MIGrandma]

Congratulations! Glad your family didn't let anything get in your way!

I am very confused though about the back of the line comment, who would be Canadian if not someone born there in need of a birth certificate? Maybe I'm just reading this through US eyes but it doesn't compute.

He needs his birth certificate in order to get a marriage license.

 

[ronandannette]

This.
So common.

Works the other way too. Americans don't have to renounce their citizenship to become Canadian.

 

[china mom]

Beautiful story. But, I have to admit, I didn't know that you needed a birth certificate to get married (I got married overseas so I never needed a marriage license).