I have voted in every election I have been eligible to do since I turned 18 years old. And when I say every one, I mean every one. Every municipal election, every run-off, every one. When I moved to Texas from Canada, I voted by mail. The day I became a naturalized U.S. citizen, I … More Absentee Voting
I have voted in every election I have been eligible to do so since I turned 18. Every municipal, provincial, state, and federal election, along with every primary. When I moved to Texas, the rule in Canada was that you could vote from aboard for five years after your departure. So at some point that … More Voting Abroad
Lots of updates to share, but we are busy getting our paperwork submitted today. Stay tuned…
One of the first things we discussed when we considered moving to The Netherlands was could our precious rescue poodle Maggie join us. Thankfully the answer was yes and the government laid out a pretty clear plan on how to do it. Because we are moving from the U.S., we have to comply with the … More No mom, I don’t want to fly as cargo – pet transport
Until yesterday I had never heard of the concept of Apostilles or double legalization, but if I’m not careful I will soon be an expert. Apparently, if you “want to use a document from Canada in the Netherlands, you must first have it legalised by the Canadian authorities. Then you must have it legalised by … More Apostilles? Double Legalized? What?
Red, White and Tulips 