help how to give my born baby the canadian citizinship when born outside canada

[deemawa]

please anyone can help me,

I am a Canadian Citizen and currently I am living in Amman Jordan I have a concern regarding
passing on the citizenship to my unborn baby.

My parents moved and migrated to Canada and were privileged and became Canadian citizens before 2009, at the time I was under the age of 18 and automatically obtained and was privileged with my family. Now I am married to a Jordanian Citizen, currently I am pregnant and soon expecting a baby. My concern is will I be able to pass through the citizenship to my baby if I give birth in Amman Jordan, or do I have to be living in Canada and give birth there.

Based on the research and the information provided on the immigration website I came across the application for Canadian citizenship-Minors (under 18 years of age) CIT0003(02-2013)E, is this the right application form that I need to fill in a matter of time.

Section 5 A in the application form asks for the name of the child as it appears on the immigration document my concern is the child won't have one so what do I fill in, can I use the birth certificate as an official document.
In addition to what rules and regulations may apply to my case, and kindly your advice.

Many thanks,

 

[MilesAway]

It sounds like you're looking at the wrong form. Those forms are used for a PR applying for Canadian citizenship.

You need to get proof of citizenship. Go to this link http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/citizenship/proof.asp

 

[deemawa]

Thank you very much for your help,


But i was wondering if what i understood from reading through the website is right, so in my case do i consider to be a naturalized person since i took my citizenship automatically with my parents because i was under 18 years in that time?

thank you very much,

 

[MilesAway]

You are a naturalized citizen.

 

[deemawa]

thank you very much