I'm trying to figure out if I'm Canadian. The tool says its too complex.
My deceased grandfather was born in Alberta in 1920.
My deceased father was born in wedlock in Scotland in 1944 and moved to Canada in 1946 (January) and is my understanding he was made a Canadian citizen in 1947 and he stayed there until 1972 (He then went to the UK).
I was born in 1992 in the UK.
From my research the only way my dad would have lost citizenship is if he wasn't in Canada on his 24th birthday (But he was).
Am I correct in thinking I am a Canadian citizen?
Also the Government of Alberta could only provide me with a Birth record of my grandfather (as they don't provide birth certificates over 90 years old, unless the holder is still alive), do you think this will suffice in my application for proof?
My deceased grandfather was born in Alberta in 1920.
My deceased father was born in wedlock in Scotland in 1944 and moved to Canada in 1946 (January) and is my understanding he was made a Canadian citizen in 1947 and he stayed there until 1972 (He then went to the UK).
I was born in 1992 in the UK.
From my research the only way my dad would have lost citizenship is if he wasn't in Canada on his 24th birthday (But he was).
Am I correct in thinking I am a Canadian citizen?
Also the Government of Alberta could only provide me with a Birth record of my grandfather (as they don't provide birth certificates over 90 years old, unless the holder is still alive), do you think this will suffice in my application for proof?