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And another question: if me and brother are requesting the Citizenship Certificate, do we both need to go to the embassy to submit the application, or can I go by myself? Does the personal presence of both of us is required?

Hi I have check the box that indicates that one of my grandparents was born outside Canada, but was a Canadian citizen at the time of your Canadian parents’ birth. The issue is that only one of my grandparents was (and still is) a Canadian citizen, and the other never came to Canada. It looks...

I mean, do I need to translate documents that written in English and another language?

My country using another alphabet, but the passport and the driving license have both, Roman (English) and not Roman. In such case I don't see why I need to translate them at all.

Do you think it's a problem if my father writing his name little different than it's written in my identify documents? I'm leaving in a country that English is not a spoken language, so when I got my driving license and my passport, they wrote my last name "Morison" or "Morisson" and not...

Thank you, that makes things simpler. Yes, I really got his citizenship certificate, so now it's on my side. I understand that in the checklist, my case is scenario 3, and I can ignore all items, but the third check box in scenario 3. right? I must say you are doing a great job here, and...

Thank you! Just making sure the "naturalization certificate" is the certificate says "certificate of Canadian citizenship", right? Another question, can I use for a proof a passport that expired in 2014?

Hi again Just to make things clear, is "certified copies" means he need to sign on the copies? Does he need to write something else? If I'm copying his documents and then print it using standard printer, is it acceptable copy?

ok, thank you!

Another question: let's say my father have is own issues, and he will not cooperate, in manner that he can refuse give me his passport or the other required documents. There is a way I can do it without his help?

Thank you alphazip.

Thank you scylla and links18. I know this link, I just guess they have so much links there, I'm getting lost there... If I understand correctly, I should prove somehow that my father was a citizen when I've born. Am I right? What can be such proof? Do I need to find his old passport, or there...

No, he immigrated to Canada with his family when he was around 6-8 years old.

Hi all I was born outside of Canada to a Canadian citizen, at 1983. Is makes me eligible to get a citizenship? If yes, do I need to apply on mail, or in the embassy in my country? Thanks in advance