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My situation is similar- grandparent born in Canada and two subsequent generations born in the US. I mailed my application to IRCC in September, 2018. Prior to doing that, I consulted a lawyer about the odds. I was told that second and subsequent generation applications can take longer to...

I'm not applying for a grant of citizenship in Canada, either. I submitted an application for proof of citizenship to see if I was born a Canadian from my parent.

I was implying my experience of getting proof of American citizenship. I paid an extra fee, required no documentation, and my passport arrived the following week.

No, that is only if the OP was in the US on a visit. If the OP is moving to the US and will claim residency there, they will need to exchange their driver's license for one of that state. OP, here's a link to the New York DMV. Like most states, you can just exchange it for a new one under...

It's amazing the slight difference between Canada and the US on how they do these things. Over here, you can usually get faster processing if you pay more. So unless someone can find an employer who is patient and isn't in urgent need, they pretty much just have to wait it out.

Here's my timeline: Application received: September 27, 2018 AOR (by email): October 11, 2018 Sent to Program Support Unit: June 5, 2019 (Or at least that's when they told me because I had to contact them to ask about the delay)

It seems like it would be hard to find an employer willing to wait that long.

I submitted an application for proof of citizenship by descent last September. In June, I received a notice that my file has been referred to the program support unit. I haven't seen my Canadian parent since I was 14 and I don't know if their citizenship is as of 1977 or 2009, so it makes...