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When I started working on applications for Canadian citizenship for 9 people in my family I read that it was only necessary to send one copy of shared ancestor documents. Recently I read that when sending multiple applications in one package you should include all documentation up to and including G0 for each application in case they get separated from each other. Which is it? I am about to finally send in my family’s applications and I don’t want to do it wrong. Can anyone give me some clarification? Thank you.

Thank you. He has a passport. We are just trying to figure out what he can get for a second ID. His parents both work during the hours that the DMV is open so he can’t get a real ID. I don’t know what will happen if he only has one ID. He has a passport.

Im applying for 8 people in my family, including myself. In doing a final check of all
My records I realized that three of my family have only a drivers license for an ID. The rules state they must have two ID’s, one with a picture and the other must have the name and dob on it.

My understanding is ID’s are the gateway to getting the applications accepted. Those three people are now applying for passports in order to have the reign documents since they can find nothing else. That, of course, adds many more weeks before I can send in my applications.

My question is, can I send in the applications now and add the additional ID’s when they come? Or is not having the proper ID’s an automatic send back.

I’m applying for nine members in my family including myself. Some of the people don’t have passports so we are scrambling to find what they can use. Initially they gave me their drivers license and social security card. Then I read that Canada doesn’t accept those or cards like them. So we reverted to medical insurance cards, but I’m not sure if they will accept them either. My granddaughter is going to use her college student ID. I’m hoping that will work, but we’ve run into a brick wall with the others. I read the rules on ID’s and they mentioned that a birth certificate could be used as an ID. Please help me figure out what they can use for a second ID. Thank you!

I apologize if this question has been asked previously, but is there a place where I can get cover litter examples? I’ve searched but have not found any. Thanks

My biological daughter from my first marriage was subsequently adopted by my second husband. My great-grandmother was Canadian and I have proof of this line. Do I have to apply for her under Adopted citizens? or under biological citizens? The rest of my family depends on her status.