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Your Canadian family line may open a path to citizenship.

If a parent or grandparent was Canadian, start with a review of the generation, dates, and documents that connect your family line.

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A Canadian connection can mean more than family history.

See what Canadian citizenship may offer and how Entegro handles the documentation from start to finish.

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The opportunity may begin with ancestry. The outcome still depends on the family line, key dates, and the official records connecting each generation.

The evidence chain

You do not need every document before asking for help.

Start with what you know. We help identify which records matter, what may be missing, and where inconsistencies require attention.

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IdentityBirth certificatesConnect each generation
RelationshipMarriage & name recordsResolve surname changes
StatusCitizenship evidenceCertificates, passports & records

Bill C-3changed the question.

Bill C-3 came into effect on December 15, 2025 and changed Canada's first-generation limit. A family line that previously stopped at a Canadian parent born abroad may now deserve a fresh review.

That change can reopen the question. It does not answer it on its own. The next step is to connect the law to three facts in your family line.

Ancestor

Who was Canadian?

A parent, grandparent, or earlier ancestor and how they held citizenship.

Dates

When was each person born?

Dates and birthplaces help determine which rules may apply to your family line.

Records

Can the records connect you?

Birth, marriage, adoption, and name-change records create the documentary chain.

No assumptions. No false promises.

Find out whether your case deserves a closer review.

A Canadian relative does not automatically mean you are a citizen. This first step helps us understand the relationship, locate uncertainty, and determine whether a formal assessment makes sense.

  • Identify the rule questions that matter
  • Flag likely evidence gaps early
  • Understand the next practical step
  1. 1 Your family line
  2. 2 Your details
Family line check

Let’s map your line back to Canada.

Answer three quick questions about your family line.

Where does Canada enter your family line?
How did that family line obtain Canadian citizenship?
Where were you born?
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How it works

From family connection to a documented path.

1

Eligibility review

We examine your ancestry, dates, birthplaces, and known citizenship facts.

Question answered: may the law apply?
2

Evidence map

We identify the documents needed to connect each generation and resolve name changes.

Question answered: can the line be proven?
3

Application roadmap

If there is a viable path, you receive clear guidance on preparation and submission.

Question answered: what happens next?
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Valeriia DobrovolskaRegulated Canadian Immigration ConsultantRCIC #R710593
Vadim RivkinCEO, Entegro Consult

Regulated guidance, human conversation

Know who is reviewing your case.

Entegro Consult is led by experienced Canadian immigration professionals. Your citizenship-by-descent assessment is handled with care, discretion, and clear explanations without overstating the outcome.

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Questions worth asking

Before you invest time in an application.

Plain answers to the questions we hear most often.

Does a Canadian grandparent automatically make me eligible?+

No. Eligibility can depend on the generation, dates, how citizenship was acquired, and other facts. A case-specific review is the responsible way to assess it.

What if I do not have all the family documents?+

You can still begin. We can help identify the evidence likely to matter and the gaps that may need records searches or alternative documentation.

Do you guarantee Canadian citizenship?+

No. No representative can guarantee an outcome. We assess whether citizenship by descent may apply and help you prepare the strongest accurate evidence available.

Can you help me if I live in the United States?+

Yes. Entegro works remotely with clients across the United States and internationally.

Is Entegro Consult a law firm?+

No. Entegro is an immigration consultancy. Your assessment is led by a Regulated Canadian Immigration Consultant, and legal partners may be involved where a matter requires a lawyer.

Your family history deserves a clear answer

Start with what you know.

It takes about two minutes to share the facts that shape your family line.

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