If you’re preparing for TEF Canada or TCF Canada to be able to submit an application through one of Canada’s Francophone programs, the smartest first question is: “Where am I starting from?” Your current French level determines your plan, what to practice first, and how confident you’ll feel on exam day.
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If you were born outside of Canada and have a Canadian grandparent, you may soon be eligible to apply for Canadian citizenship — even if your parent was also born outside Canada. Thanks to the upcoming changes in Canada’s citizenship laws under Bill C-71, the door is opening wider for many second-generation individuals to reclaim their Canadian roots.
But what if you’re not sure whether your grandparent was ever a Canadian citizen? Don’t worry — that’s a common question, and one that can be answered with a few key steps.
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With major changes coming to Canadian citizenship law through Bill C-71, getting citizenship through a grandparent is now a reality but many people are wondering What about through a great-grandparent?
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Bonnie Tyler
Update on Canadian Citizenship Through a Grandparent: Court Grants New Extension Until November
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Applying for a Canadian Citizenship Certificate when you’re missing documents—especially when applying through a parent or grandparent—can feel overwhelming. While IRCC provides a checklist, real-life situations don’t always line up with it.
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Bonnie Tyler
Since parliamentary dissolution terminates all ongoing legislative business, Bill C-71 is effectively halted. This means that any progress made on the bill up to this point is erased from the legislative record, and it must be reintroduced in the new Parliament if the government wishes to pursue it further. This process is often referred to as a bill having “died on the Order Paper.”
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Discovering your Canadian roots can open the door to citizenship through your grandparents. This pathway provides a unique opportunity for those with a Canadian family lineage to claim citizenship, even…
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Are you wondering if you can inherit Canadian citizenship from a parent or grandparent? Many people with family ties to Canada want to know if they are eligible. Inheriting citizenship…
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Applying for Canadian citizenship through a deceased parent or grandparent can feel confusing, but it is possible. Whether your parent or grandparent passed away, you can still pursue your right…
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Author:
Bonnie Tyler
Exciting Opportunity for Citizenship Through a Grandparent: Latest Updates on the “Lost Canadians” Bill C-71
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