Moving from canada to usa does my class 1 convert to a cdl?

So I've been thinking about moving to texas, I'm a dual citizen canadian american and wonder how difficult it will be for me to get a cdl down there and move completely to texas and leave the #### hole canada is behind

 

I'm gonna bring an arnes tri axle end dump and 2007 386 peterbilt with me

 

Fun factoid, US does not recognize dual citizenship

 

US does recognize dual citizenships, who told you that?

Here is a real fact though, that three axle trailer will not be worth as much in Texas as it is at home, Texas does not allow any more weight for that third axle, it will just cost you tonnage.

 

Concorde seems to be I guess right
The United States does not formally recognize dual citizenship. However, it also has not taken any stand against it, either legally or politically. Typically, no American will forfeit his or her citizenship by undertaking the responsibilities of citizenship in another country

 

At one time they discontinued giving out a dual citizenship, then at some point started doing them again, but I think they have discontinued giving them out again. Those that had them are still good to go. I know a couple that have them and can work or live in either country or both.

 

US father & CAD mother= dual citz children. As long as the dual citizenships are formalized before age 18, one can live or work in either country....

 

I like the way you think.

 

Maybe some areas of canada are bad, but the farther north a guy goes, and away from huge populations, I sure like it and the people in it myself. I am talking northern BC, Alberta and the yukon.

 

We already have your type, they're called Californians, and we're full.

Sorry to be rude but, transplants tend to criticize their new home, then vote for the same conditions they left.

Maybe you'd do alright in another state but, between the citizens, legal Mexicans, and the 2 million illegals I'm just not sure there's the capacity to undo the damage your wonderland has done to you.