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Hi I was wondering if there was anyone that could help me. I am Canadian but my husband is Egyptian. I am on a tourist visa in Egypt and just had our baby girl by c-section in Egypt. I want to apply for her Canadian citizenship as soon as possible. Can someone advise me what forms I am supposed to fill out to the embassy? Thanks!
[03-04-2005,10:11]
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Elif |
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(in reply to: Im Canadian baby born outside of Canada)
hi we are just like you i am scotish but my wife is canadian adn emma was born in the uk in 2002 we are planning to get emma dual cit and needed the forms CIT 0006(06-2001)E HOPE THIS HELPS
[03-04-2005,15:02]
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robert bryan |
(in reply to: Im Canadian baby born outside of Canada)
Is that all that the Canadian embassy requested? I hope its as smooth as it sounds :)
[03-04-2005,15:41]
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Elif |
(in reply to: Im Canadian baby born outside of Canada)
Canadians are citizens from birth by two means. First, birth to a Canadian parent (ius sanguinus). Second, birth on Canada´s soil (ius terris). Go to an embassy with the original birth certificate and ask there.
[09-04-2005,16:20]
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shin |
(in reply to: Im Canadian baby born outside of Canada)
While the last poster is correct, you still must register to obtain Canadian Citizenship. Think of it like the right to vote. If you´re a citizen, you have the right to vote, but you can´t vote unless you have been lawfully registered. As a person born to a Canadian citizen, you have the right to citizenship, but you must first apply for, and obtain a "Registration Of Birth Abroad Certificate".
[12-04-2005,00:41]
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ME |
