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    How long proof of Canadian citizenship really takes, and other common timeline questions answered
    Citizenship by descent applicants may spend years waiting for their application to process
    American with Canadian ancestry? You may have a second Thanksgiving to celebrate
    Millions of Americans may also be Canadian citizens, following the passing of a new citizenship bill
    Does your ancestry make you an American-Canadian dual citizen today? A new free tool checks your family line and lists the records you’d need
    An older woman's hands trace a family line across a wooden table, with old family photos and a weathered record joined by red string, with both a Canadian and American passport sitting next to it.
    Generations of Minnesotans are now Canadian citizens through their ancestry and don’t know it yet
    Tens of thousands of Minnesotans may now be Canadian citizens
    Did your Canadian-born ancestor become American? The government’s own training example says you may have a claim to Canadian citizenship by descent
    A person sits at their desk with papers tracing their family lineage strewn throughout a desk.
    Is legendary guitarist Eric Clapton a Canadian citizen? How Canada’s new citizenship bill impacts his lineage
    Eric Clapton performing at the Royal Albert Hall, May 24, 2017
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    Born outside Canada between 1977 and 1981? You may have lost Canadian citizenship at 28, and got it back without knowing
    A picture of a woman removing an old Canadian citizenship certificate from a drawer.
    Can a criminal record affect a Canadian citizenship by descent claim?
    A criminal record can impact whether a Canadian passport is issued
    Tracing Canadian citizenship by descent? Ancestry just added 570,000 Quebec obituaries, one of which could unlock your claim
    What is a no-record letter for a Canadian citizenship by descent application, and when do you need one?
    A no record letter is submitted to prove an applicant attempted to find documents required for their citizenship certificate
    Some Americans are applying for Canadian citizenship certificates for their adult kids
    On December 15, 2025, Canada removed the first generation limit to citizenship by descent
    The Mark Carney effect: Is political discontent at home driving Americans to seek Canadian citizenship?
    Mark Carney is the Prime Minister of Canada
    More than 100,000 British children were sent to Canada from 1869 to the 1930s. If one is your ancestor, you may be Canadian
    A descendant of a Canadian home child traces their lineage, holding a photo of their ancestor as a child.
    Canadian citizenship by descent: When should you hire an immigration lawyer?
    A lawyer can help a complicated proof of Canadian citizenship cases
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    Tens of thousands of Canadians once lived in Buffalo. If one was your ancestor, you may have a claim to Canadian citizenship
    A map showing Buffalo and Ontario with a family tree next to it pointing to places of birth of each of the members.
    What is a letter of explanation for a Canadian citizenship by descent application, and when do you need to submit one?
    In some instances, applicants must submit a letter of explanation with their proof of citizenship application
    One section of Canadian law decides whether you can claim citizenship by descent, and this is how to read it
    A graphical depiction of a Canadian lineage
    Can Bill C-3 be reversed? Here’s what an immigration lawyer has to say
    Parliament can always pass new legislation and change citizenship laws going forward
    Americans whose Canadian ancestors died before 1947 may still have a citizenship by descent claim
    A busy desk showing a picture of Canadian ancestors, a red folder, and a small family tree.
    Your grandmother was once excluded from Canadian citizenship. You may still qualify as a citizen today
    Before the 1947 Citizenship Act came into force, women married to foreign national men could not pass on citizenship to their children born abroad
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