Who We Help Move to Canada
If you are an American with a parent, grandparent, great-grandparent or another ancestor born in Canada, you may already be a Canadian citizen.
We can help you:
- Claim Canadian citizenship
- Obtain a Canadian passport
- Prove your Canadian heritage with a professional genealogist
- Trace your ancestry and find the documents you need
- Understand recent changes, including Bill C-3, and whether you qualify
How it Works
1. Consultation
Book a paid consultation with Cédric Marin, our licensed Canadian immigration lawyer. He will assess your chances of success, identify risks in your application and how to protect against refusals, review the documents you have to identify any gaps that might weaken your application, and provide clear legal advice on how to proceed.
2. Onboarding & Lineage Confirmation
If you decide to work with us, this is where we do what other lawyers do not. We contract a professional genealogist (included in the Proof of Canadian Citizenship flat fee) to locate baptismal records, census documents, and historical records that confirm your Canadian lineage.
From there, we take full ownership of your file: completing forms, reviewing and gathering documents, mailing your application, and handling all matters (except fraud) until a decision is made.
3. Build Your Case
With confirmed genealogical evidence, we prepare a complete application with legal submission letters explaining why it should be approved. We handle filing fees, registered mail, and all administrative details.
4. Submit & Support
Processing typically takes 10–12 months. If approved, you receive a Canadian citizenship certificate and can apply for a passport, enjoying full rights as a Canadian citizen.
Transparent, Flat-Fee Pricing
Start with a paid consultation with Cédric Marin, our licensed immigration lawyer, where he reviews your situation, assesses your eligibility, and gives you a clear legal strategy.
*Our credit for legal services applies only to fixed, flat-fee legal services found here. This credit does not apply to limited retainers or services billed on an hourly basis, including file reviews or any other hourly legal services.
