SykVSyx
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Roy is planning on moving up to the Canadian West Coast, so he will have to look in to the whole paperwork process, so he may have some helpful info for you.
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Roy is planning on moving up to the Canadian West Coast, so he will have to look in to the whole paperwork process, so he may have some helpful info for you.
Mikey
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Ah, I see.
I figured I could just go to my local government office and get all the proper paperwork. I know it costs like $300 and takes like 6-8 weeks.
I figured I could just go to my local government office and get all the proper paperwork. I know it costs like $300 and takes like 6-8 weeks.
lifelongbread
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mikey do you still live in columbia?
Mikey
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For now, lol.
I'll be moving to Joplin sometime between now and August.
I'll be moving to Joplin sometime between now and August.
lifelongbread
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what's in joplin for you?
SykVSyx
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Mikey
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Bitches.
Im pretty sure it's about that. Might be $200. It's not cheap.
SykVSyx
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Wow.....now I see why Roy wants to move up to Canada besides the free healthcare!
Anyway, I won't clutter your thread with more OT discussion.
Anyway, I won't clutter your thread with more OT discussion.
Mikey
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Who doesnt love OT discussion? Lol. Ive wanted to move there for quite some time. Im just sure there's a lot more hassle and a lot less glamour than people lead you to believe.
It's a different form of government, too. Not that it's a bad form or anything but it's still a change in how certain things are done. Laws are different, too. It's definitely something that would require some getting used to. It's one of those things that's a good idea to live very near the border, on the US side. That way you can transition easier. Having to travel 8, 10, 12+ hours one way, can get a bit tedious.
It's a different form of government, too. Not that it's a bad form or anything but it's still a change in how certain things are done. Laws are different, too. It's definitely something that would require some getting used to. It's one of those things that's a good idea to live very near the border, on the US side. That way you can transition easier. Having to travel 8, 10, 12+ hours one way, can get a bit tedious.
SykVSyx
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There isn't more hassle, and this 'glamour' you speak of, really depends on where you move to.
Obviously the bigger cities will have more to offer, but if you can live somewhere closer to the border on either side, yeah, that's a plus.
Obviously the bigger cities will have more to offer, but if you can live somewhere closer to the border on either side, yeah, that's a plus.
