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It all sounds very similar to my previous experience that resulted in a successful citizenship application and I am now a Canadian passport holder. Ignore all the online tests as they only deal with ‘basic’ cases. Both my grandfather and father had passed away which makes it slightly different...

Just to follow up on this one... Thanks to everyone who assisted me above. I received my certificate of Canadian Citizenship this morning! Cheers, Ross

I was going to ask about this point actually so thanks for raising it. I've found a copy of my grandfather's birth certificate from 1912 on Ancestry and have downloaded it in PDF format. Does anyone have any idea how I could get a certified version of the Toronto document because having tried a...

Birth certificate of Grandfather just located - many thanks!

Many thanks for pointing me to the legislation - really useful and very interesting. So it sounds like I'm set to make the application, aside from having my grandfather's birthday certificate. I have a copy of his death certificate from the funeral directors, I have copies of his Army records...

Many thanks for the response. Although my Grandfathers first and middle names are the wrong way round on my Dads birth certificate, the birth certificate does clearly include my Grandfathers Army number and Corps details. I have all of his service notes that tie in with this so the evidence is...

Thanks but one of the exceptions to the first generation limit is noted in my third paragraph of the OP. My debate is whether it's complicated by the fact my Dad was not a Canadian Citizen and can no longer become one as he has now passed away.

Thanks Thanks all - correct - it was my grandfather who was Canadian and served in the Canadian Army. My father died before we tracked all the details down and therefore never became a Canadian citizen.

Hi everyone - any help on my puzzle below would be greatly appreciated as I'm reluctant to fill in all the paperwork and pay a proof of citizenship fee if this isn't going to be successful! If I go to the 'Am I Canadian' quiz it asks me... "When my parent was born or adopted, my grandparent was...