Thursday, July 31, 2025

"Dual citizenship" or applying for another country's citizenship... Canada is a common one for Americans.

 


I have had a number of inquiries lately about researching people's ancestry or family history to see if they have a Canadian ancestor in order to apply for Canadian citizenship. This can be done; I've been doing more of these lately. You need to have a grandparent whose ancestry can be linked (proven) to you, and the question of when they arrived in the US and when / if they applied for US naturalization, when they actually naturalized (the process can take 5-10 years) are ones that a Canadian immigration attorney can consult on, once the genealogy/ ancestry link to you is proven. I can research and write those reports for an immigration attorney. Just email me at gretchencdn@gmail.com to get started!

Celebrating Latino/ Hispanic heritage this month...

  Every part of the globe has great resources for studying genealogy, so no matter where in the world you are from, there are ways to shake ...