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Ah, fair enough. I read that one can apply through grandparents but I suppose that's only if my father was a citizen at the time of my birth rather than having him claim it after. That's too bad.

So does that mean that I am totally barred from ancestry citizenship? Or simply from applying through him alone?

The official test only asks for parental status, and If I'm not mistaken one can apply through more distant ancestry? Or is the other material I've read online incorrect.

Hello, I am a U.S. Citizen born in 1998 and my father was born in 1972 to a Canadian woman born in 1941 and an American father, my grandmother has not given up her Canadian citizenship even today. My father never applied for Canadian citizenship but I was wondering if I would be a citizen...