ddave
New Member
Hi, this is my first post here so I hope this is in the correct place, and I'd be really grateful for any advice. I'll try to be brief.
I think I'm a Canadian citizen by descent. My mother immigrated to Canada in 1954, and became naturalized in 1962. I was subsequently born in the UK in 1974.
I'd like to obtain proof of my citizenship if possible. I can prove my link to my mother through UK documentation (my birth certificate, her marriage certificate), but I can't evidence her Canadian citizenship formally. I don't have her consent to release that information to me, and I've been estranged from her for several decades now so cannot ask her for assistance.
Can I still get my proof of citizenship? Any advice would be very welcome.
I think I'm a Canadian citizen by descent. My mother immigrated to Canada in 1954, and became naturalized in 1962. I was subsequently born in the UK in 1974.
I'd like to obtain proof of my citizenship if possible. I can prove my link to my mother through UK documentation (my birth certificate, her marriage certificate), but I can't evidence her Canadian citizenship formally. I don't have her consent to release that information to me, and I've been estranged from her for several decades now so cannot ask her for assistance.
Can I still get my proof of citizenship? Any advice would be very welcome.