well, its been an absolute age since i have posted on here!!!

Ok, need some advice from my BE peeps.

I was thinking about a move to Canada at some point in the future. Is it better to be a USC or British Citizen for this, and what if i want to come back to the US? BTW, im self employed but dont really fit into the NAFTA self employment category...

Thanks homies

If you want the opportunity to return to the US then getting USC would be the thing to do before leaving

Keep all your options open...become a USC.

im thinking i need to wait 18 months to get my USC, then Canada here i come! (maybe)

Defo get your USC...many would give an arm and a leg for it.

My daughter decided to go to a Canadian uni (Toronto)...she is now living and working there. She's just got engaged to a lovely Canadian guy. She is a UKC/USC and will probably become a CC and sponsor her parents.

NICE

plus great healthcare!

You've gone and opened a can of worms now!

"Free" healthcare anyway. After 5 hours waiting to be seen in emerg last week Im not sure how great it is.

Simply have a child and set it to work in the emergency room, then you can be on the VIP list that isn't supposed to exist but does.

Do they employ 7 year olds? Surely some sort of nanyish employment legislation would scupper that plan

free healthcare is better than no healthcare, even if it sucks!

But it isnt really free. There is just no charge at the point of use

I dont disagree though.

Once we'd landed Ontario gave our 11 yr old a SIN card so I'd assumed that meant we could send her down a pit to work or alternatively an emergency room?!!