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Thanks for french info bro, but i'm originally from Ukraine ;) Looks like i can have both memberships at the time. My travel cost not really a problem , anyway i planing to visit my friends in US at the same time i'll go for training. First year or two i will jump in Canada and sometimes in US, than planing to move to Ukraine for some time. So maybe i will have to get membership of some local association, or maybe it will be enough USPA or CSPA membership. Thanks for coverage info, will be glad to see you next to me in the sky ! As i understand i have to sign up membership with association at least for 1 year. So if i planing to jump most of the time in Canada i can come to US for training , get license, get USPA membership which is required in order to get license, and get CSPA membership upon arrival to home, after 1 year - cancel USPA membership, and renew it only when i need license upgrade( lets say C cause i planing to get B in first year also)?

Hi everyone , i'm new to skydiving and this forums. I just started my sky journey, and have only one tandem behind. Planing to take A-license package in start of 2011 season. Done some research and found that complete course in USA will be much cheaper than in Canada ( thats not the only reason i want USPA license , not CSPA). I'm currently leaving in Canada and have Canadian citizenship. Is it possible for me to get USPA membership and a-license by not being a US resident? Will appreciate any info. P.S.: Sry for my english :/