You may already be Canadian.
We help you prove it.

If your parent, grandparent or an earlier ancestor was born in Canada, you may qualify for Canadian citizenship by descent. We help Americans prove their lineage and claim it, with licensed citizenship and immigration lawyers and an in-house genealogist.
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Are you eligible?
What changed?
Who qualifies under Bill C-3?
Why claim citizenship?
Common scenarios
Citizenship FAQs

Are you eligible for Canadian citizenship by descent?

Before reading further, answer these four questions.

  1. Was your parent, grandparent, great-grandparent, or an earlier ancestor born in Canada?
  2. Were you (and the relatives between you and that Canadian ancestor) born before December 15, 2025?
  3. Are you connected to that Canadian ancestor through a biological line, not an adoption?
  4. To your knowledge, did everyone in your biological line keep their Canadian citizenship (no formal renunciation)?

If you answered "yes" or "maybe" to these questions, your claim is worth reviewing with a lawyer. 

In a consultation, a lawyer assesses your chances, flags risks and gaps in your documents, and tells you clearly how to proceed.

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An open Quebec parish register of handwritten baptism and burial entries on a reading stand at BAnQ in Montréal
The civil copy of a Quebec parish register of baptisms and burials. Parishes kept their registers in duplicate and sent one copy to the local courthouse each year. Photographed by our team during our visit to BAnQ in August 2026.

Why choose Marin Immigration Law

Work directly with your lawyer
Your file is never handed off to an outside consultant or an automated system. Your lawyer takes ownership of your case and handles the legal work from beginning to end.

Insider experience
Cédric Marin knows how immigration decisions are made from the inside. He clerked at the Federal Court under Justice Mosley and served as a decision-maker at the Immigration and Refugee Board. That experience shapes how we prepare every application.

Professional genealogist
Our in-house genealogist, Kendra Gaede, works with our legal team to confirm Canadian lineage, find historical records and build a proof argument when a direct record is missing. She is Chair of the Manitoba Genealogical Society's research committee and the 2025 winner of the Association of Professional Genealogists' New Professional Scholarship.

Team-based quality control
Before filing, a lawyer who has not worked on your file reviews it the way a citizenship officer would, and Cédric Marin reviews every final package. This catches gaps, inconsistencies and administrative issues before the application goes in. See who works on your file and what to expect after you retain us.

Proven track record
We have represented 50+ families and assisted 200+ individuals with their Canadian citizenship by descent claims, from straightforward proof applications to complex multi-generational lineage cases. Our urgent processing requests have also led to 10+ urgent approvals.

Professional memberships
Our team holds memberships with the Canadian Immigration Lawyers Association (CILA), the Canadian Bar Association (CBA), the Law Society of Ontario and the Association of Professional Genealogists (APG).

Featured in national media
Cédric has spoken to The Canadian Press, CTV News, BNN Bloomberg and Radio-Canada about citizenship by descent and IRCC delays, and has been featured in the Toronto Star and Law360 Canada.

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What sets us apart

Transparent, flat-fee pricing

Start with a paid consultation with one of our licensed citizenship and immigration lawyers. We review your situation, assess your eligibility and give you a clear legal strategy.

Our consultation process

Initial consult

$300 CAD

Legal consultation with a Canadian citizenship and immigration lawyer

What’s included
30-minute legal consultation
One-on-one with a lawyer
Google Meet
$300 credited toward your flat fee if you retain us
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Proof of Canadian Citizenship

$9,999 CAD

This is an all-inclusive flat fee with no hidden costs. We handle all the research, document ordering and legal work for you, so you know exactly what you are paying before you start.

What’s included
Legal assessment, descent strategy, and complete file preparation by a licensed Canadian citizenship lawyer
In-house staff genealogist and research team who attempt to source both Canadian and American documents, from the ancestor's birth in Canada through each generation of the lineage
All government filing fees
All registered mail, courier, and administrative costs
Formal representation before IRCC (Use of Representative) and handling of all IRCC correspondence
Support until IRCC makes a decision, and we fix and refile at our cost if IRCC returns the application as incomplete (terms apply)
Urgent processing request (if applicable)
50% due at signing, 50% before filing

Additional family members may be added at $3,000 CAD per applicant.

Already have every birth record for your whole claim, from your Canadian ancestor's birth record through each generation down to your own? Save 30% on the primary applicant fee (30% off the $9,999 CAD fee). The 30% discount applies to the primary applicant only. It does not apply to additional family members, such as children, siblings or parents, who remain at $3,000 CAD each. We still prepare, review and submit your application, draft the legal submission letter and urgent processing request, and make sure it is complete and accepted. Our promise to clients still applies.

Taxes (if applicable) not included.

Client review · No pressure

“They laid out my options plainly: I could file the application myself, or they could handle it for me. No upselling, no scare tactics about doing it alone.”

B. H., Google review, August 2026 · Read all our Google reviews

Why claim Canadian citizenship by descent?

For many Americans, the citizenship-by-descent claim is about more than just a passport.
Recognized Canadian citizens can:

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Live and work in Canada without employer sponsorship or visa restrictions
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Study in Canada with access to domestic tuition rates at Canadian universities
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Reconnect with Canadian family history and pass that connection forward to the next generation
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Purchase property in Canada under the rules that apply to citizens, rather than the federal foreign-buyer ban or provincial foreign-buyer taxes that apply to non-residents
(specific exemptions vary by province)
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Pass Canadian citizenship to eligible children, depending on the timing of their birth and the substantial connection rules
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What happens after you hire us

Every step of a citizenship by descent file, who does what, and what you receive, from your onboarding call to IRCC's decision.

  • We aim to reply within 48 hours on weekdays
  • IRCC letters sent to you the same day we receive them
  • Support until IRCC decides, at no added legal cost

  1. Onboarding call

    Week 1

    What we do

    Your lawyer and our genealogy team meet you, confirm the strategy, and list the records we will attempt to source.

    What you do

    Sign the legal services agreement and pay half of the flat fee. It is held in trust under Law Society of Ontario rules until the work is done and invoiced.

    What you receive

    The name of the lawyer leading your file, and a research plan for your family line.

  2. Research and drafting

    Weeks 1 to 8, sometimes up to 12

    What we do

    If you have no documents, our in-house genealogist, Kendra Gaede, and her research team trace your line and order the records, even your own birth certificate. If you already have them, we verify each one. Either way, your lawyer prepares your forms, the legal submission letter and, if you qualify, a request for urgent processing.

    What you do

    Send whatever you already have. If a record can only be released by court order, we point you in the right direction.

    What you receive

    Updates at each milestone. If a key record cannot be found, we tell you and build the proof from other evidence, such as census and baptismal records.

  3. Signatures and photos

    Midway through

    What we do

    We draft all of your forms. Once they are ready, we send you the signature pages and IRCC's photo requirements, with clear instructions.

    What you do

    Review the pages, print and sign them, and mail them to us with your photos. You never fill out an IRCC form yourself.

    What you receive

    A check of your signatures and photos against IRCC's requirements.

  4. Final review

    Before filing

    What we do

    We print the complete application and go through every page. A lawyer who has not worked on your file reviews it the way a citizenship officer would, and Cédric Marin reviews every final package.

    What you do

    Go through the final application with your lawyer and pay the second half of the fee.

    What you receive

    The final version of every form before anything is filed.

  5. Filing with IRCC

    Right after review

    What we do

    We submit your application to IRCC by registered mail, with your urgent processing request if you qualify, and pay the IRCC filing fee for every applicant on your file, plus postage.

    What you do

    Nothing. Filing fees and mailing are already included in your flat fee.

    What you receive

    The tracking number for your package, so you can follow it all the way to IRCC.

  6. Acknowledgement and ongoing support

    About 34 months (as of October 2026)

    What we do

    If IRCC returns the application as incomplete for an administrative issue, such as a missing signature or a wrong photo size, we resubmit it at no additional cost, including postage and filing fees. We keep guiding you after that: we answer IRCC's requests for documents and procedural fairness letters, if any, and request urgent processing if your situation changes. No added legal fees.

    What you do

    Tell us if anything changes, such as a move, a new child, a property purchase or plans to study in Canada.

    What you receive

    IRCC's acknowledgement of receipt, which gives your application number, about 1 to 2 weeks after filing (as of October 2026). We send it, and every IRCC letter, the same day we receive it. Months can then pass with no visible movement; a quiet file is normal.

  7. Decision

    When IRCC decides

    What we do

    We stay with you until IRCC decides, and answer your questions about what comes next.

    What you do

    Plan your Canadian passport application, if you want one.

    What you receive

    Your citizenship certificate, the official proof that you are Canadian.

Client review · Staying informed

“What I appreciated most about working with Cedric was his excellent communication, he was always available to answer questions and consistently kept me updated.”

Patrick P., Google review, August 2025 · Read all our Google reviews

This timeline describes our flat-fee Proof of Citizenship service. Your legal services agreement sets out the exact terms. Read our promise to clients.

Frequently asked questions

These are the questions we hear most often on a first call. We answer many more, including what to do when a record cannot be found, whether you can travel to or work in Canada while your application is pending, what happens once you are approved, and how our three-lawyer review works, on our full FAQ page.

How far back can my Canadian ancestor be?

Bill C-3 removed the previous first-generation limit, meaning you can now claim citizenship even if your Canadian ancestor is your great-great-great-grandparent. It also addressed maternal discrimination and retention requirements. Our consultation will determine whether your specific lineage qualifies under current law.

What if I don't have documents proving my ancestor was Canadian?

That is exactly why we have an in-house genealogist. She locates baptismal records, census entries and historical documents to confirm the lineage. We take the time to build a thorough, well-documented file instead of just submitting what you have on hand.

If I’m adopted, can I claim citizenship by descent through my adoptive Canadian parent(s)?

No. Canadian citizenship by descent flows only through biological lineage. There is a separate process called a "grant of citizenship" for adopted children, but it is complex and often requires home studies, court records, and best-interest assessments. For most adoptive families, including the child as a dependent on a spousal sponsorship application is a more practical path.

What happens if my application is refused?

You remain a U.S. citizen. An unsuccessful citizenship application has no negative impact on your immigration status, your ability to visit Canada, or any future applications you might make (barring fraud, etc). If a flat fee application we prepared is returned as incomplete, for example a missing document, we correct and resubmit it at no additional legal cost, on the terms set out in your legal services agreement. The downside is limited. Read our promise to clients (terms apply).

Can I buy property in Canada with Canadian citizenship?

Yes. Canadian citizens are not subject to the foreign buyer restrictions that apply to non-citizens. Dual citizenship also provides unrestricted access to live and work in Canada.

How long does the whole process take?

Building your application from scratch usually takes 1 to 8 weeks from the day you retain us, and sometimes up to 12: obtaining every Canadian and American vital record in your line and preparing the legal submissions. The exact time depends on the complexity of your lineage and how quickly archives and vital statistics offices respond. We prioritize completeness and giving your application the best chance of success, rather than rushing to file. Once submitted, IRCC's published processing time for proof of citizenship is about 34 months, with roughly 130,700 people waiting for a decision (IRCC figures, last updated October 9, 2026). Timelines change month to month, and urgent processing is available in qualifying situations.

What changed?

Before December 15, 2025, Canadian citizenship by descent stopped at the first generation born outside Canada. 

If your parent was born in Canada, you could claim citizenship. If your grandparent was born in Canada, but your parent was born in the United States, you could not claim citizenship.

‍Bill C-3 changed that.

The new law removed the first-generation limit in specific situations, including for many people born outside Canada before December 15, 2025, who would have been citizens if not for the old rule.

In most of those cases, the chain of citizenship can now pass through multiple generations born abroad, as long as the line of descent can be proven.

Learn more in our detailed guide: Bill C-3: Canadian Citizenship by Descent Expanded for Americans.

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Who qualifies for Canadian citizenship by descent under Bill C-3?

Canadian citizenship by descent depends on your family line. The starting point is your Canadian ancestor, referred to as your “anchor” relative. For many Americans, their Canadian anchor relative is a parent, grandparent, great-grandparent, or earlier ancestor who was born in Canada.

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Handwritten baptism and burial entries in an old Quebec church register viewed at BAnQ
A register of baptisms and burials, written in English in a school notebook. Churches used whatever paper they had on hand to make the copy owed to the state. Photographed by our team during our visit to BAnQ in August 2026.

What about children born after
December 15, 2025?

Notre-Dame-de-Bon-Secours Chapel and the Bonsecours Market dome in Old Montréal
Notre-Dame-de-Bon-Secours Chapel in Old Montréal, known as the Sailors' Church; the current building dates from 1771. Churches like this one kept the registers families rely on today to prove a Canadian birth. Photographed by our team during our August 2026 visit to Montréal and BAnQ.

If you gain Canadian citizenship through Bill C-3 and later have a child born outside Canada, a forward-looking rule called the substantial connection test applies. 

To pass citizenship to that child, you must show you have spent at least 1,095 days physically in Canada before the child's birth. 

Marin Immigration Law helps build a physical presence record using official travel history from the Canada Border Services Agency.

Required documents

A citizenship by descent application is built on a paper trail.

The goal is to prove every parent-child connection between you and your Canadian ancestor. Typical documents may include:

  • Proof that your ancestor was Canadian, such as a Canadian birth certificate
  • Baptismal records for older Canadian ancestors, especially from Quebec
  • Birth certificates for each generation between the Canadian ancestor and you
  • Marriage certificates or name-change records where surnames changed
  • Your government-issued identification
  • A photo that meets IRCC specifications
  • A completed CIT 0001 form for each applicant
See common scenarios
Rows of bound historical registers in the BAnQ archive stacks in Montréal
The archive stacks at BAnQ, which hold registers once kept by the courts and other government offices. Civil copies of baptism, marriage and burial registers are transferred to the archives once they are 100 years old. Photographed by our team during our visit to BAnQ in August 2026.

What if a key document is missing?

Visitors touring the BAnQ reading room in Old Montréal, with its cast-iron balconies and reading lamps
The reading room at BAnQ Vieux-Montréal, in a building constructed in 1910 for the École des hautes études commerciales. FamilySearch works on the top floor, digitizing records so they can be searched online. Photographed by our team during our visit to BAnQ in August 2026.

Missing records are common in citizenship by descent cases. This is where our in-house genealogist makes the biggest difference.

When a direct record cannot be found, our genealogist can build a proof argument using secondary evidence:

  • Census records
  • Baptismal records
  • Marriage records
  • Death certificates
  • Records from the next generation
  • Historical archive documents

The goal is to show, on a balance of probabilities, that the person in question was born in Canada and that each link in the family line is properly supported. Learn more about our approach if a document is missing.

Client review · Hard-to-find records

“She spent extra time to answer my questions and afterward sent me email follow-up with helpful links to assist me in finding elusive documents.”

Larry M., Google review, July 2026 · Read all our Google reviews

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Don’t let missing records or a complex application process stop you from claiming your Canadian citizenship. Book a consultation with one of our lawyers today for honest legal advice on your citizenship by descent and how to proceed.

Common citizenship by descent scenarios

Your anchor relative was born in Canada

There is no hard generational limit under Bill C-3 for those born before December 15, 2025. 

Marin Immigration Law has worked on cases tracing seven generations back to the Canadian ancestor. The question is whether the records can be located, not how far back your Canadian lineage goes.

Your anchor relative was born in Canada and moved to the U.S.

This is the most common citizenship-by-descent claim. 

Under Bill C-3, both your parent (first generation abroad) and you (second generation abroad) likely qualify, as long as both of you were born before December 15, 2025.

Your anchor relative became a U.S. citizen

Becoming a U.S. citizen did not strip your Canadian relative of their Canadian citizenship. Historically, becoming a U.S. citizen did strip Canadian citizenship, but this has been fixed and is no longer the case.

Since formal renunciation is a separate legal process, U.S. naturalization (where someone had to swear an oath of allegiance) alone does not constitute official renunciation of Canadian citizenship.

You are unsure whether your anchor relative was Canadian

You do not need to solve every genealogical question before speaking with a lawyer.

Many clients begin with partial information: a family story, a birth location, an old document, or a name passed down through relatives.

During the consultation, we help identify your most likely anchor relative and determine whether the claim warrants further investigation.

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I met with Cedric for a 30 minute consultation to review my application for a Canadian citizenship certificate under Bill C-3 (Canadian citizenship by descent). He was able to give me a huge amount of info in a short period of time, as well as clear recommendations and next steps for my situation. I'm so grateful for the opportunity and a huge thanks for noticing a critical issue with one of my primary documents. This was super helpful and well worth the cost. Anyone applying for Canadian citizenship under C-3 should consider a consult with Cedric!

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