To obtain Canadian Citizenship, a person should either be -

• Born in Canada

• Born outside Canada to a legal or biological parent who is a Canadian Citizen, or

• Become naturalized in Canada

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For Citizenship purposes, Canada includes the person being born on Canadian land, airspace, waters and Canadian registered ships and aircrafts. Children born abroad will be granted Canadian Citizenship if the Canadian parent(s) are employed abroad as a Crown servant. Citizenship is not obtained if parent(s) were in Canada in a diplomat or diplomat-like job and neither parent was a PR/CC at the time of birth

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We, at Lotex, will help you with -

• Finding out or determining your eligibility for Citizenship

• Renouncing Canadian Citizenship

• Resumption of Canadian Citizenship

• Gathering the right documents 

• Guide for the Citizenship tests

• Fill out the forms

• Submit the documents legibly

• Application updates/changes with IRCC

• Get your Citizenship ceremony date

• Apply for Canadian Passport

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