It might? As long as you’ve got documentation.
Well my …forget how many greats moved from the old country and landed in Canada. Became a citizen then left to new york to fight in the civil war. Does that count?
adespoton@lemmy.ca 6 days ago
Well my …forget how many greats moved from the old country and landed in Canada. Became a citizen then left to new york to fight in the civil war. Does that count?
It might? As long as you’ve got documentation.
Witchfire@lemmy.world 6 days ago
My partner got her citizenship through ancestry, though it was relatively easier since she has a much closer connection.
You’ll have to dig up every document to prove your line of ancestry back to Canada. Word of mouth is not enough, they’re looking for certified birth/death/baptismal records. If your ancestry comes from Quebec, I hope you can read liturgicsl French.
Be warned that the cost and processing times for these have skyrocketed recently. The cost for a record from the BANQ went from around $30 to close to $300 iirc