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bluestarone

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9. Any other time, i would love to go to Canada. BUT

Reply to pat_k (Original post)

Thu Apr 9, 2026, 05:40 PM

14 hrs ago

My fight is right here. One way or another i'm staying to see all this through. November election and days, weeks, months after We win or lose legally or we fight. That's it!

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Want to be a Canadian? It's never been easier. [View all] pat_k 15 hrs ago OP

I wish the UK were as lenient. My grandmother was born in Liverpool but that's not good enough for me. PSPS 15 hrs ago #1

Dang! I actually qualify for UK (father born in London). My partner qualified for an Irish passport via Grandparent. pat_k 14 hrs ago #8

Maybe we should build a statue with this text: Dave Bowman 15 hrs ago #2

This message was self-deleted by its author Dave Bowman 15 hrs ago #3

I guess that will now include me.... FarPoint 15 hrs ago #4

From a Canadian: You are very welcome here so come on over. 👍 Dave Bowman 15 hrs ago #5

Three of my husband's grandparents were born in Mexico, but he is not eligibile. LeftInTX 15 hrs ago #6

Other countries that have multigenerational citizenship by descent in Post 10 pat_k 14 hrs ago #11

I just saw that you can apply for citizenship in Poland Wednesdays 14 hrs ago #7

Countries that provide multigenerational pathways pat_k 14 hrs ago #10

I'm 1/2 Armenian, but I really don't want to move there. LeftInTX 14 hrs ago #12

The Italy information is outdated. They tightened their restrictions to a parent or grandparent and there are chowder66 9 hrs ago #15

Both of my maternal grandparents came from Poland, but in 1912. My grandmother was 15 Rhiannon12866 8 hrs ago #19

Matty Cash, fullback for Aston Villa FC, was born in the UK but has played on the Polish National Team OnlinePoker 13 hrs ago #13

I have a Polish grandparent caraher 5 hrs ago #26

Any other time, i would love to go to Canada. BUT bluestarone 14 hrs ago #9

THIS Lemon Lyman 10 hrs ago #14

This is cool! I'm Canadian/American or will soon be (in however many years it takes me to do this). chowder66 8 hrs ago #16

Woohooo! pat_k 7 hrs ago #20

I wish I could qualify for the UK. I do have a 1st cousin there - she's there through marriage but we do chowder66 7 hrs ago #22

Can't I just claim to be Canadian if I bring a note from my mom, a? Buddyzbuddy 8 hrs ago #17

Yeah no for sure! pat_k 7 hrs ago #21

Unfortunately I'm screwed as I don't have any qualifying relatives not to , mention no money to escape even if I did. cstanleytech 8 hrs ago #18

You think that's bad, my ancestors were revolutionaries whose weren't on good terms with their loyalist brothers... Crowman2009 7 hrs ago #23

Well at least they got an early start moving 😂 cstanleytech 5 hrs ago #24

I have to figure out Cadfael 5 hrs ago #25

If you want me to take a look for you chowder66 3 hrs ago #27