However, you should apply for a proof of Canadian Citizenship for her. Can I claim citizenship by descent based on either my mother, my grandmother, or my great grandparents.Both my grandparents, deceased, were born in Canada. How would she go about applying for dual citizenship with him not being on her birth certificate please?My wife’s mom who is still alive was born in Canada in 1949 moved the the states when she was 10. I will be so proud to a Canadian citizen. Father born 1944. ThanksI am an adoptee. He passed away many years ago but I just found out his documents and thus wanted to know if I could apply for citizenship by descent? Just wondering as My grandmother also was a Canadian citizen, moved to the US had my mother in ’22, and I was born in 56, so even though my mother never applied for her citizenship, does that mean she was not a citizen, or was she an unregistered citizen, that would mean her kids are still citizens? My mother was Canadian, my father American.
Does this mean her children are not canadian through descent.I paid the 199 but have not received a confirmation email or further instructions. Can you help me obtain certificate if I am?The Citizenship Act was recently changed in 2009 to limit that citizenship by descent to one generation – also known as the “first generation rule”. What if I don’t have a record of her citizenship? He immigrated to the US in 1924. However, I was adopted at birth. As stated my father does not have Canadian citizenship yet and I am not sure if he will be moving there.I was born in the US in 1973.
I grew up in Toronto, did my post-grad, and worked for a few years before moving to asia in my 20s. Am I entitled to Canadian citizenship?Hello! I still keep in touch with some of my Canadian aunts and cousins.Please call us at (888) 808 – 0455 if you have any questions.My mother was born in Saskatchewan an and my father born in Alberta. I assume he was required to renounce his Canadian citizenship and did not have a duel status. My biological grandmother was Canadian (Quebec). I can prove that my ancestors before both my grandparents were in Quebec since the 1700s, and only emigrated to the US less Han century ago. For purposes of my applying for Proof of Citizenship, under current Canadian laws is she considered or was she considered a Canadian Citizen? When my mother was born, also in Canada, she was one of 5 kids. Would I be eligible for Canadian citizenship through my grandfather?My grandmother was a born and lived as Canadian permanent resident. My Grandfather was born in Canada. Is it easier fir me to apply for dada in citizenship or does my card automatically make me a citizen.Hello!! My mom is from greece but she has Canadian citizenship. Or, does my father need to claim Citizenship first? My mom was born and raised on a Canadian reservation. My father was born in Michigan in 1928. I have checked all of my email folders. I started the process. My mother (his daughter) does not have dual citizenship.
My father was born in Canada in 1932.
My father applied for “dual” citizenship for him at the age of 13, in 1982. Let me know as I’d love help!Hello! Now my child had children of her own born outside of Canada. Do I need to apply for Canadian citizenship for my children in order to obtain Canadian passports for them?Her son, my father, is Canadian, but he was born in the US.
My parents were born in America. Both are deceased. Can their 2 children ages 6 and 8 (born in mexico in 2012 and 2010) get cdn citizenship as she lived here for 8 yrs?Hello. My great, great grandmother was born in Montreal. I myself was born in the US in the early 1970’s. Is it worth attempting Canadian citizenship through my grandfather? I just want to hire soneobe to speed up the process.my grandfather emigrated to Canada and became a citizen when he had the chance in 1991, i was born in 1995 in Scotland and have lived here all my life, so has my mum. Two questions, firstly would you recommend I submit the same request for proof of citizenship as I thought the wallet cards are inefficient now (issued in 1979) secondly, would my brother’s children (born after 2009) be eligible IF my brother was in fact issued citizenship as I was. I want to move there…possibly with my 2 daughters. I am actually very busy now. I was born in the US in 1973. You should apply for a proof of Canadian Citizenship.I immigrated to Canada at the age of 4 and my Canadian citizen step father adopted me and i became a Canadian Citizen as well. I have the Certificate of Citizenship wallet card unknown if my older brother does.