Child born outside Canada to a Naturalized Canadian Citizen - help regarding citizenship certificate and Canadian passport for minor

[abdullahishaq]

Hey all,

i am looking for some help regarding child born outside Canada, my daughter is 3 weeks old born in Pakistan

Do i need a citizenship certificate to apply her Canadian passport? If so can i do it online?

Does she by birth acquired Pakistani citizenship?

Pls help

 

[armoured]

Hey all,

i am looking for some help regarding child born outside Canada, my daughter is 3 weeks old born in Pakistan

Do i need a citizenship certificate to apply her Canadian passport? If so can i do it online?

Does she by birth acquired Pakistani citizenship?

Pls help

Answered in your other thread. Pls post once and then wait a bit.

https://www.canadavisa.com/canada-immigration-discussion-board/threads/child-born-outside-canada-do-i-need-a-canadian-citizenship-certificate-pakistan.862470/#post-10974108

And is it two or three weeks old? ))

 

[abdullahishaq]

Answered in your other thread. Pls post once and then wait a bit.

https://www.canadavisa.com/canada-immigration-discussion-board/threads/child-born-outside-canada-do-i-need-a-canadian-citizenship-certificate-pakistan.862470/#post-10974108

And is it two or three weeks old? ))

Thank you for the help, 3 weeks now

i have another question if you or anyone can maybe answer, The requirement is to provide 2 pcs of ID in order to apply for a citizenship certificate, which ID i can use and are acceptable for the newborn?

As I only have Child Registration Certificate (CRC) and a Family registration Certificate (FRC)?

In Pakistan I can get the newborns NICOP card but I wont be able to apply without a Limited Validity Passport of the child

Do i have to get a Pakistani passport for the child

 

[armoured]

Thank you for the help, 3 weeks now

i have another question if you or anyone can maybe answer, The requirement is to provide 2 pcs of ID in order to apply for a citizenship certificate, which ID i can use and are acceptable for the newborn?

I'd suggest reading the instructions. My understanding is that for newborns and children, sometimes getting sufficient ID is a problem and that you can provide an explanation as to why it is missing as it can vary by country. Again, speak to the consular section of the high commission.

Typically a birth certificate and national ID/passport would be sufficient. But again - instructions.