Nah, I couldn't give up my Canadian citizenship. It's too large a chunk of my personal identity, and I want to preserve the option of returning to Canada, even if I have no plans to do so in the near future.
My grandmother was born in Detroit and has dual citizenship so I'm somewhat familiar with the taxation filings and occasional bits of paperwork... it's a minor annoyance but seems no worse than the regular annual tax filing in whichever country I happen to be living at the time.
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Date: 2007-05-12 02:02 pm (UTC)My grandmother was born in Detroit and has dual citizenship so I'm somewhat familiar with the taxation filings and occasional bits of paperwork... it's a minor annoyance but seems no worse than the regular annual tax filing in whichever country I happen to be living at the time.