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But wouldn't my great grandmother been automatically a Canadian citizen in the late 1940s when canada became official and brittish subjects born in canada automatically became canadian citizen's ? Also if what you said is true then there have been no provisions at all that have been made...

None of this is worth doing until I know if my grandfather (born in usa) would have been considered a brittish subject since his mother was because she was born in canada...if he was a brittish subject then he would automatically been a Canadian citizen as of 1949 law change making my father a...

Actually that's exactly how the law works in this case I have seen countless discussions about it in this forum...

As far as I know the 1st generation law is the 2009 late I'm referring to and it only applies to people born AFTER 2009...

I'm asking this question because if my grandfather was a Canadian citizen through this method then my father was also a Canadian citizen when he was born in the 60s without either of them knowing and therefore I should be able to get citizenship since I was born before they changed the law in...

My great grandmother was born in canada in the late 1800s. Her family has lived in canada for generations. At this time I'm sure her and her family would have been considered brittish subjects since canadian citizenship didn't exist until around 1949 I believe. Anyway my my great grandmother...