Born in Ontario
The family believes she remained Canadian, but her citizenship record is missing.
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Canadian citizenship by descent.
If a parent or grandparent was Canadian, you can start a review.
Two-minute intake · Reviewed by a licensed consultant · Clear recommendation on the next step
Reviewed byValeriia Dobrovolska
Regulated Canadian Immigration Consultant · RCIC #R710593
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Canadian ancestorStatus, place & date
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Your parentGeneration & records
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YouBirthplace & timeline
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See how Entegro approaches complex immigration questions.
This introduction explains Entegro’s approach to regulated immigration guidance. For citizenship by descent, the review focuses on your family line, the dates in each generation, and the records that connect them.
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Illustrative family file
A Canadian grandmother is only the beginning of the answer.
Consider a visitor who knows the family story but does not yet have a complete record. The useful next step is to separate what is known from what must be proven.
Born outside Canada
The birth certificate identifies the grandmother by her maiden name.
Born in the United States
The family now uses a different surname after marriage and needs to connect the records.
What the preliminary review does
Turn the story into questions that can be answered.
- Status
- What record can confirm the grandmother’s Canadian status at the relevant time?
- Connection
- Which birth and marriage records connect the three generations despite the surname change?
- Rule
- How do the generations, birth dates, and places of birth interact under the applicable law?
A practical first step: locate the grandmother’s status record and the document explaining the name change before committing to full application preparation.
Illustrative example only. Every family line is different.No assumptions. No false promises.
Find out whether your case deserves a closer review.
A Canadian relative does not automatically mean you are a citizen. This first intake helps us understand the relationship, locate uncertainty, and determine whether a formal assessment is the appropriate next step.
- Identify the rule questions that matter
- Flag likely evidence gaps early
- Understand the next practical step
How it works
From family connection to a documented path.
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Eligibility review
We examine your ancestry, dates, birthplaces, and known citizenship facts.
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Evidence map
We identify the documents needed to connect each generation and resolve name changes.
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Application roadmap
If there is a viable path, you receive clear guidance on preparation and submission.
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Regulated guidance, human conversation
Meet the team behind your case.
Entegro Consult is led by experienced Canadian immigration professionals. Your citizenship-by-descent assessment is reviewed by Valeriia Dobrovolska, a Regulated Canadian Immigration Consultant, with clear explanations and no overstated outcomes.
Valeriia DobrovolskaRegulated Canadian Immigration ConsultantRCIC #R710593
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Richmond Hill Board of Trade memberQuestions worth asking
Before you invest time in an application.
Plain answers to the questions we hear most often.
Does a Canadian grandparent automatically make me eligible?
No. Eligibility can depend on the generation, dates, how citizenship was acquired, and other facts. A case-specific review is the responsible way to assess it.
What if I do not have all the family documents?
You can still begin. We can help identify the evidence likely to matter and the gaps that may need records searches or alternative documentation.
Do you guarantee Canadian citizenship?
No. No representative can guarantee an outcome. We assess whether citizenship by descent may apply and help you prepare the strongest accurate evidence available.
Can you help me if I live in the United States?
Yes. Entegro works remotely with clients across the United States and internationally.
Is Entegro Consult a law firm?
No. Entegro is an immigration consultancy. Your assessment is led by a Regulated Canadian Immigration Consultant, and legal partners may be involved where a matter requires a lawyer.
Your family history deserves a clear answer.
Request a preliminary review.
It takes about two minutes to share the facts that shape your family line. A licensed consultant reviews the information and recommends the appropriate next step.