Get Canadian Citizenship:
Lineage & Genealogy Help
Reclaiming your Canadian dual citizenship is a deeply meaningful journey,
and success hinges on proving a documented line of descent.
Canadian Dual Citizenship by Descent: Hire a Genealogist
Hiring a professional Canadian genealogist eliminates the stress of missing links, and Legacy Tree Genealogists is here to help. We expertly track down elusive birth certificates and archival records and provide you with an expert genealogical report to support your Canadian dual citizenship application and secure your family’s future.
Following the historic passage of Bill C-3, Canada has lifted its restrictive first-generation limit, allowing you to trace your roots back multiple generations to claim your heritage. Satisfying the rigorous evidentiary standards of Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada (IRCC) requires a flawless chain of documentation. Whether your lineage connects to twentieth-century provincial registrations or centuries-old archives, our specialized team meticulously bridges the gaps, helping you transform your family history into a proof-ready citizenship application.
Navigating immigration requirements can be overwhelming, but you don't have to do it alone. With our deep expertise in Canadian records and IRCC standards, we ensure your application is backed by an indisputable paper trail. Reach out to Legacy Tree Genealogists today to discuss your family history and discover how we can help you reclaim your heritage.
Basic requirements for Canadian citizenship
Under Canada's expanded Bill C-3 guidelines, qualifying relies on proving an unbroken, fully documented lineage to a citizen ancestor through the IRCC.
Organizations that help with applications
Legacy Tree Genealogists provides a report documenting your descent and partners with immigration consultants who can answer your legal questions.
WHY CHOOSE US
Trusted Genealogy Research Firm Since 2004
Your Canadian heritage is a unique story waiting to be told. To bring that story to life, our expert genealogists combine specialized training with deep archival research. From navigating early settler census data to digging through local provincial libraries, we handle the heavy lifting so you can simply enjoy discovering your roots.
























