Bringing Canada's "Lost" (Bill C-37 Canadian Citizenship) Canadians Together
On 04/17/2009 Bill C-37 restored Canadian citizenship to "Lost Canadians" all over the world. It was automatic and retroactive.
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My French grandmother's family in Canada goes back to the 1630s. My grandfather was First Nations, born outside of Winnipeg. My mother was born in Canada in 1911. Later she moved to the US and in 1930 married a US citizen. After I was born, she became a US citizen. In 2011, my application for my Canadian citizenship certificate was denied. I was told that my mother had lost her status as a British subject when she married my father. She not only was "never a Canadian citizen," but also was…
ContinuePosted by Judith Frank on March 22, 2012 at 9:35am — 7 Comments
Liz,
yes, second generation are those children born outside Canada to a Canadian citizen.
Richard
ContinuePosted by Richard Alexander Currie on January 4, 2012 at 5:23am — 2 Comments
My buddy was born USA in '68. Her mother born Canada in '42, moved to USA after Jan 1 1947 and became citizen on USA in 1960 and married a Yank.
Is my buddy a Canadian?? :>
Posted by Sally Matthews on October 24, 2011 at 3:21am — 1 Comment
I have been searching online for an answer for this and found this website, here is my situation
I was born in 1980 in the states and have lived in the states since. My mom was born in Val'dor, Canada and after a little research and the Canada cizitizen packet being completed two weeks ago I have come up with a few questions.
1. I currenlty live in Gerogia in the United States and once my citizenship is approved I wanted to move myself and family to Vancover and was wondering…
ContinuePosted by Joseph R on September 27, 2011 at 11:43am — 2 Comments
i was born in january of 1963
given up for adoption an was adopted in late 1963 by an american couple and now a usa citizen.
am i still considered a canadian citizen and dual citizenship.
also would my kids be also.
how can i get proof and documents i need.
thaks to whoever can help...
Posted by jon thobe on August 29, 2011 at 2:23pm — 1 Comment
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