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The domain A client approached me with a simple question: "I was born in Canada but I live in the United States. Can I register a dot-ca? "He was thrown by the requirement of" Canadian presence "that he wanted to come through his Google search. I had the same problem until I came across the horse's mouth, so to speak, the Authority Canadian Internet Registration. It CIRA.ca. Under the registration section of the restrictions it makes clear that being a Canadian citizen meets the requirement of presence in Canada if you're "A citizen of the age of majority under the laws of the province or territory in Canada where he resides or last resided."

You would tend to think that the term "or last resided" is the phrase crucial for those living outside of Canada. However, the phrase was vague enough to cause my client and myself a little anxiety. The police, you know, still their man, and my client had visions of them thundering through the airport on their large shippers to stop him next time he went to Vancouver to see his son.

I decided the only way to be sure was to contact the Canadian cited
Registration Authority direct. I did email and received a response within hours, who said in no uncertain terms that a Canadian citizen living outside Canada can have a dot-ca. The email went on to say however that you might be asked to prove it with a copy of your birth certificate.

This letter was addressed to me and my client. Yes, a Canadian expatriate can register a dot-ca!

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