Recent amendments to the Canadian Citizenship Act have significantly expanded eligibility criteria for individuals born abroad to Canadian parents or ancestors, beyond the previous first-generation limits.
As a result, many people may now qualify under new provisions of the Canadian Citizenship Act.
That said, the application of these criteria remains fact-specific and may raise interpretive issues depending on your personal circumstances. Determining eligibility often requires a detailed review of your family history, chain of descent, and available supporting documentation.
Our immigration team can assist you at every stage, from assessing your eligibility to preparing and submitting your application, to help you build a complete and compliant file.
Contact our partner in immigration Stéphanie Riccio to learn more and find out whether you may now qualify for Canadian citizenship.
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