NEED HELP WITH FEW QUESTIONS WITH IMMIGRATION

[Ayooaaron]

Hello all. I have a few questions is like to ask for your professional opinions.

I am a Canadian citizen by birth. My perants brought me into the United States as a child at the age of 2. Ever since I never been back to my country. My perants did help me by renewing my passport. So I have a new passport with no stamps. I grew up in Florida. Went to school and all. Now I'm currently 24 and I would like to travel and go back and forth from my country of birth and back to United States.

Also one other question. Since I have a passport that's valid but no stamps from Canada or USA would I be able to travel back and forth from Bahamas?

 

[Almost_Canadian]

If your passport is Canadian you can travel back and forth to/from Canada with no problems.
On returning to USA, if you have US passport you can use that. Otherwise if you have green card, use that along with your Canadian passport.

 

[Coffee1981]

Canadians do not need a visa to go to the Bahamas, so you can travel on your Canadian passport and you'll be just fine.

 

[Coffee1981]

Also, as a Canadian you wouldn't have any entry stamps into Canada on your passport anyway. Canadian border officials do not stamp Canadian passports upon entry.

 

[Ayooaaron]

Ok thanks for all input. So since my new passport never been stamped I can return to USA and come back into America. Back and forth as you would say. I never been back to Canada since age of 2 would USA reject me from coming back into the USA

 

[Ayooaaron]

If your passport is Canadian you can travel back and forth to/from Canada with no problems.
On returning to USA, if you have US passport you can use that. Otherwise if you have green card, use that along with your Canadian passport.

The thing is I don't have a green card nor a us passport. I'm only a Canadian citizen. I'm a Canadian living in America. For all my life.

 

[kirch]

The thing is I don't have a green card nor a us passport. I'm only a Canadian citizen. I'm a Canadian living in America. For all my life.

You must be on some kind of visa ,cos if you are staying more than 6 months on a visitor visa,you are violating visa rules and may be you are staying illegally !
May be one (or both )of your parent is a US citizen and you are holding dual citizenship by virtue of your parents citizenship

 

[Ayooaaron]

You must be on some kind of visa ,cos if you are staying more than 6 months on a visitor visa,you are violating visa rules and may be you are staying illegally !
May be one (or both )of your parent is a US citizen and you are holding dual citizenship by virtue of your parents citizenship

No both my perants at the time were not us citizen. They came to America after having me born in Canada.

 

[Ayooaaron]

I would like to go back to Canada and actually get my sin and all my documents. And I also would like to travel back to USA frequent since my family lives here.

 

[Gregor.Samsa]

No both my perants at the time were not us citizen. They came to America after having me born in Canada.

Your parents are US citizens now?

You should clarify your US status before leave US to avoid problems coming back.

https://help.cbp.gov/app/answers/detail/a_id/619/~/visiting-the-u.s.---documents-required-for-canadian-citizens-%2F-residents-%2F

 

[MarceauBletard]

I have a question too.
I became PR in 2014 and married my wife recently.
Do I have to notify CIC about it? (I'm NOT sponsoring for now and WON'T be sponsoring her in the near future either)
I intend to apply for Citizenship once bill C-6 goes through