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Old 01-15-2013 | 07:03 AM
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Originally Posted by bigmacdaddy
Flowpayfo, yes you are able to claim citizenship if your mom was born in Canada. She would need to ensure she has first applied for a citizenship card, then passport before you can though. And you being born in the US means you can claim citizenship in both the US and Canada, ie dual citizenship. Just takes time for the paperwork. Start with your closest Canadian consulate in the US. Probably a 6 month process.
If you were born after 1977 to a Canadian Citizen than you are a Canadian. The closest consulate will help. If I am correct you need your mothers birth certificate she does not need a Canadian citizenship card or passport at least that was the case several years ago when I got citizenship cards for my two youngest (they are dual citizens born in USA to Canadian parents). I just had to produce my provincial birth certificate.
Hope this helps
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