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Can US Native American gain dual citizenship and indian status between Canada and US if the tribe he/she is from has relations/connections to a first nation tribe of Canada?

I am a born American and have lived here all my life. My boyfriend is Canadian. I am looking to move to Vancouver (where he lives) on either a work or study visa. Marriage certainly a possibility, although not right away of course since we have only been dating ten months.

But if I was to marry him, would I gain dual citizenship in both the US and Canada? Or will I lose my US citizenship? Is there any way that I could gain citizenship to Canada without losing my US citizenship?

I lived in Canada only. My grandmother was from U.S and had my mother in Canada. My Mother received her Dual citizenship as a seiner. I am a male in at 50 years. I wanted to apply for dual citizenship. How?

I was born in Naples, Florida and since my grandmother was born in Canada, I was able to obtain Canadian Citizenship (with the ID card). I only have a US (Florida) drivers license and a Canadian Citizenship card, will I be able to drive over the border with only those 2 things?

My dad is Canadian..I was born Im America..I never been to Canada.. Im 32 and he said I needed to sign papers by the time i was 28 to still keep my dual citizenship..Is this true? What do i need to do to get my citizenship back..I want to move there to work..Thanks for any advice

without losing the right to live back in England?
we thought it would make us more “flexible” with living in UK or Canada also we can sponsor direct family in to Canada if we become Canadian citizens

my question is, do we have to give up our Brit citizenship or can we have both citizenships

I’ve been looking into colleges recently, but the only only ones that have really caught my eye are Canadian.

Here’s the catch; for non-Canadian residents or citizens, the tuition prices are gastronomic.

How would I go about getting a dual citizenship?

If it makes any difference, My grandmother is a Canadian citizens and has owned property there for over 50 years.
I am also under the age of 18, how will this effect my application process?

My boyfriend is a US citizen. Born and raised. He received a DUI here back in 2000. He is wanting to get dual citizenship with Canada. But Canadian law forbids any US citizen with a DUI conviction across the border. Can he still get a dual citizenship with that on his record?

My boyfriend is from Montreal and I am from Virginia. We want to get married eventually and each get dual citizenship in the other country (Canada for me and the US for him). All the information I’ve read online is so overwhelming — travel visas, student visas, work visas, fiancee visas, green cards, permanent residency, naturalization, citizenship tests, Immigration officers, Immigration lawyers, Consulates, Canadian Embassy, US Embassy — I don’t know where to start. Can anyone familiar with the process give me a basic idea of what to do first? I know it’s all complicated and takes forever and I’m prepared for that.

Both of my Grandparents were Canadian born. They both became US citizens in their 20’s. My Parents are both US citizens. Is there anyway to obtain dual citizenship? I am 30 years old and I live in California.

Also, can I obtain dual citizenship without having to live in Canada?