Hi folks! I'm hoping someone can help me. My mother was born in Ontario Canada and moved to Minnesota as a young child. I was born in MN (1977). My MN b/c states my mothers place of birth as Ontario. I currently live in Seattle and want to move to Vancouver, BC. My mother will not give me a copy of her Canadian b/c. Can I apply for my Canadian Proof of Citizenship certificate w/o my mother b/c?
Hi folks! I'm hoping someone can help me. My mother was born in Ontario Canada and moved to Minnesota as a young child. I was born in MN (1977). My MN b/c states my mothers place of birth as Ontario. I currently live in Seattle and want to move to Vancouver, BC. My mother will not give me a copy of her Canadian b/c. Can I apply for my Canadian Proof of Citizenship certificate w/o my mother b/c?
No, you have to prove that your mother was a Canadian citizen at the time of your birth. For that you require a copy of her birth certificate, and copy of your birth certificate.
Hi folks! I'm hoping someone can help me. My mother was born in Ontario Canada and moved to Minnesota as a young child. I was born in MN (1977). My MN b/c states my mothers place of birth as Ontario. I currently live in Seattle and want to move to Vancouver, BC. My mother will not give me a copy of her Canadian b/c. Can I apply for my Canadian Proof of Citizenship certificate w/o my mother b/c?
Hi folks! I'm hoping someone can help me. My mother was born in Ontario Canada and moved to Minnesota as a young child. I was born in MN (1977). My MN b/c states my mothers place of birth as Ontario. I currently live in Seattle and want to move to Vancouver, BC. My mother will not give me a copy of her Canadian b/c. Can I apply for my Canadian Proof of Citizenship certificate w/o my mother b/c?
Check the Ontario vital statistics site and see who they allow to access/obtain birth certificates...you may be able to prove you are the daughter/son with your US b/c.
Check the Ontario vital statistics site and see who they allow to access/obtain birth certificates...you may be able to prove you are the daughter/son with your US b/c.
It seems like a personal matter, not something that she would like to disclose. Otherwise, she would have shared it initially. Let's focus on giving advice around the legalities of immigration, not pick at personal issues