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    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
    Canada’s proof of citizenship finalizations slowed in July
    Proof of Canadian citizenship includes applications covered by the expanded citizenship by descent rules
    Why prudent American families are pursuing Canadian citizenship by descent
    A picture of an American family with the Canadian and American flags in the background.
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    You have two Canadian ancestors. Just picking the closer one could cost you years
    A woman traces through two separate lines of her Canadian ancestry
    How to spot a Canadian citizenship by descent scam before you pay
    A woman looks at an immigration lawyer's credentials and information before deciding to commit a payment
    Even as the US-Canada trade war escalates, many Americans are applying for Canadian citizenship
    Canada and the US may have strained trade relations but many Americans are still applying for Canadian citizenship certificates
    Canadian citizenship by descent may reach deeper into your American family than you’d guess
    A family tree visualized to show how Canadian ancestry is preserved through a direct lineage.
    Your Quebec ancestor has no birth certificate. Can a baptismal record prove citizenship by descent?
    A picture of a Quebec ancestor with a baptismal record placed below them.
    Little Canada of Massachusetts: Lowell’s history could mean Canadian citizenship for thousands of its residents today
    Lowell in Massachusetts was a popular destination for French Canadians looking for work in the 19th century
    IRCC groups your citizenship by descent documents into primary and secondary tiers: Here is the list
    A man reviews the supporting documentation for his proof of citizenship application.
    Your citizenship by descent claim needs proof your ancestor was naturalized. This free list may hold it
    A citizenship by descent applicant checks the free Canada Gazette records to see if his ancestor's naturalization certificate appears.
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    Washington’s deep Canadian ties could mean citizenship for tens of thousands through ancestry
    Washington state shares a border with British Columbia
    Adopted by a Canadian citizen? Here’s how citizenship by descent works for you
    Bill C-3 offers many adopted persons previously shut out by the first generation limit, a path to Canadian citizenship
    Canada issued nearly 29,000 proof of citizenship certificates in five months, with 82,000 still waiting
    Proof of Canadian citizenship: what to do if your ancestor’s birth certificate does not exist
    Proof of Canadian citizenship applications require specific documentation
    Your ancestor’s Canadian birth could make you a citizen, thanks to Bill C-3
    Canadian citizenship can be passed down generations, thanks to the passing of Bill C-3
    The Supreme Court just narrowed the field for trans athletes in America. Some of those families are already Canadian citizens
    A woman looks over old photos as she mulls over a succesful citizenship application for her daughter.
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