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    Generations of residents in Gloucester, Massachusetts may be Canadian citizens thanks to a new law
    Stylized relief map of Cape Ann and the Massachusetts coast, with a red line running from a US flag at Gloucester harbor past a schooner to a Canadian flag offshore.
    Generations of Americans in Greater Boston may already have Canadian citizenship
    Illustrated map of the counties around Boston, shaded in different colours, with red branching lines spreading out from Boston like a family tree.
    Why Canadian citizenship by descent claims through female ancestors often need more documents and attention
    Three portrait photos of a young girl, a woman from the 1940s and a present-day woman, linked by red thread across old records and an envelope.
    What an IRCC officer looks for in your citizenship by descent application
    A red folder holding a Canadian proof of citizenship application form, next to three family photos from different generations and a checklist of six questions an IRCC officer asks.
    If your family is from Manchester, NH, you may already be an American-Canadian dual citizen
    A map of Manchester New Hampshire, with different images overlayed on top
    How an immigration officer decides whether your family tree proves you’re a Canadian citizen by descent
    A Canadian passport sits ontop of a Canadian citizenship certificate
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    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.
    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.
    1867 is not a cut-off year for your Canadian citizenship by descent claim
    A composite image showing a woman's descent chain through the ages.
    Canadian citizenship by descent: When should you hire an immigration lawyer?
    A lawyer can help a complicated proof of Canadian citizenship cases
    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
    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.
    Generation zero: your ancestor didn’t have to be born in Canada to pass on Canadian citizenship
    Finding generation zero may be the key to discovering one's claim for Canadian citizenship by descent
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