Am I Eligible For A Canadian Passport If One Of My Parents Was Born In Canada?

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Channel: Immigroup Inc · 2012 · Travel & Events

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Here's another Immigroup Network Canadian Citizenship FAQ: 

Q: Am I eligible for a Canadian passport if one of my parents was born in Canada but I was not?

A: Yes, you are eligible for a Canadian passport if one of your parents was a Canadian at the time of your birth outside of Canada. You must provide proof of Canadian citizenship when applying for your Canadian passport. Canada allows for dual citizenship, so depending on the country of your birth, you may not need to give up your original passport.

For professional guidance or for help expediting your application, please visit 

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