New Canadian Citizenship Law: What You Need to Know
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Canada has changed its citizenship law, now allowing descendants of those who lost citizenship in 1947 to regain it. This change may affect many people, including Americans with Canadian roots.
Introduction
Canada has changed its citizenship law, now allowing descendants of those who lost citizenship in 1947 to regain it. This change may affect many people, including Americans with Canadian roots.
Background
In 1947, Canada created citizenship as a legal status and decided who was eligible. However, some people lost citizenship due to changes in the law.
What's Changed
The new law allows descendants of those who lost citizenship in 1947 to regain it. This may be important for many people, including Americans with Canadian roots.
What to do next
- Application for Naturalization — Order
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Source: cicnews.com