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07-24-2006
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Join Date: Jul 2006
Location: Michigan, US
Age: 45
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Move now...find job later?
As an American citizen should I expect to have much trouble finding employment in the accounting field? I'm hoping not, but not sure of the requirements I'll need to fulfill, if any, in order to start working. I'm an American whose spouse is a dual citizen of America and Canada. We've been living in the US for 20 years. We have young children to send to school too and I've been wondering where the best schools are? Where the best communities are? My husband says, "they are all good" but I'm skeptical. thanks for this forum!
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