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That was indeed the article that left me confused

Thanks very much for the detailed information!

I suspected as much, then the accounts I read suggesting those born before 2009 are not limited by the one generation seperation are inaccurate. The rules keep changing so its hard to keep up

The main point of confusion for me is if my grandmother and great grandfather being Canadian would in of itself qualify me for citizenship, or are they too far removed by time and generation. My mother won't apply, she's in her 80s in a nursing home

Thanks for the link!

She did not. In fact for some odd reason it wasn't until my mother was an adult my grandmother admitted she ( my grandmother) was from Canada.

I posted a similar question on the general section and a nice person there suggested I post here. I suspect has been asked by others so I thus apologize if I'm being repetitious. I'm an American interested in looking into Canadian citizenship by descent but am unclear if I qualify or am...

I'm American, my grandmother was born in Halifax in 1909, and her father was born and raised in Halifax. They moved to the US in 1910. Im.still looking for birth records. Right now all I have is my great grandfather's 1915 certificate of intention for application as US citizen listing him as...