u/WillieMacBride

Question on Eligibility and Records

I think I know the answer, but I'm not sure. I wanted to see what other people thought plus some advice on documentation.

Both of my paternal grandparents were born in Canada in the 1930s. They moved to the US in 1955. My father was born in the US. Applying for a certificate should be pretty straightforward, right? I know I can't get legal advice here, but do I seem to have Canadian citizenship after the recent law? I have all the information I need to track down records, but which ones? Will everyone's birth certificates suffice? I have Ancestry.com records proving it, but the only ones that are "printable" (I can view a picture of them) are my grandparents' baptismal records and their US naturalization records. Can include and send them in as part of a citizenship certificate application? I read in the FAQ that I don't need certified copies of records, but I find it hard to believe they'd accept those, even as support.

I'm sure posts like these are constant, so I really appreciate any help/advice.

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u/WillieMacBride — 8 days ago