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Getting a traditional job will be tough, yes. You can still be Canadian and not be a citizen, it's called non-citizen status. I literally spoke with the department head and even got Ministerial correspondence. If you're going to fear monger and spout lies do it elsewhere.

I have a live birth record and a birth certificate, that article is fear mongering about a teenagee who has no record of even being born.

Thank you. The end goal is to become non citizen status. If being non citizen is awful, there are 191 countries including this one that are looking for people.

Yes right place I even got Ministerial correspondence. Hopefully it doesn't take 6 months, I can't imagine the renunciation office to be very busy.

I called immigration and spoke with the manager and they allow people to give up citizenship as long as they understand and aren't a security threat. They even said they grant stateless status in certain cases. You just need to enclose a letter of intent if you're not becoming another citizen.

Fernie is very nice, affordable, great snow. It will be extremely slow this season without tourists though.

It's exactly like a members club. If I have the right to be a citizen I have the right to be a non-citizen and I'm choosing that option. It's like cancelling a costco membership.

I'm tired of getting treated like a bag of dirt everywhere. I'm going to be non-citizen or stateless until I can find an organization I support.

I paid and sent my renunciation papers today (registered mail). Does anyone know how long this will take to receive the renunciation certificate? A ballpark guess? Backstory: I've been a Canadian citizen my whole life(born here) My first request to change status If anyone has experience...