Hi,
As the title suggests, my mother was born in Quebec has a baptism certificate but not a birth certificate. She would like her Canadian citizenship back (she used to have it but didn't renew her passport) and my sister and I would both like Canadian citizenship as well.
We are still at the start of understanding the process, but it seems like the first step is to get a copy of her birth certificate. Do we do this through an application for a bith certificate at the Directeur de l'état civil? It says that they may not have complete information before 1994 - should we attach a copy of her baptismal certificate as well?
After that, do we need anything else to proceed with our applications for citizenship?
As the title suggests, my mother was born in Quebec has a baptism certificate but not a birth certificate. She would like her Canadian citizenship back (she used to have it but didn't renew her passport) and my sister and I would both like Canadian citizenship as well.
We are still at the start of understanding the process, but it seems like the first step is to get a copy of her birth certificate. Do we do this through an application for a bith certificate at the Directeur de l'état civil? It says that they may not have complete information before 1994 - should we attach a copy of her baptismal certificate as well?
After that, do we need anything else to proceed with our applications for citizenship?