Canada just changed its citizenship law. If you have any Canadian ancestor — a parent, grandparent, great-grandparent, or beyond — you may already hold citizenship and not even know it.
We find the proof. We file the paperwork. You get the passport.
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Visa-free travel to 185+ countries. Universal healthcare. The right to live and work in one of the world's safest, most prosperous nations.
And millions of people around the world are already entitled to one — they just don't know it yet.
Canada's 2025 citizenship law removed the old generational cutoffs. If your bloodline traces back to Canada — no matter how many generations ago — you may have a legal claim to citizenship right now.
The new law expanded citizenship by descent far beyond parents and grandparents.
Even if you were born abroad and have never visited, you likely already have citizenship by birthright.
The new law explicitly extends citizenship claims through the grandparent generation — even if your parent wasn't born there.
Great-grandparents, great-great-grandparents — if the Canadian connection exists anywhere in your lineage, the new law may recognize your claim.
It doesn't matter where you were born or where you live now. Citizenship by descent is based on blood, not geography.
No hunting for documents. No calling government offices. No confusion about which forms to file.
Fill out a short form with your info, one parent's info, and your grandparents' names if you have them.
5 minutesOur system searches genealogical databases and Canadian vital records to locate and verify your family's connection.
24–48 hoursWe contact government offices and vital statistics agencies on your behalf to request certificates and records.
AutomatedA complete, ready-to-submit citizenship application. You sign it, mail it, and wait for your passport.
Done for youBecause our process is automated, we pass the savings to you.
Full refund if we can't locate your records within 7 days. No questions asked.
Canada's 2025 law removed the old generational limits on citizenship by descent. Previously, only the first generation born abroad could claim citizenship. The new law expands eligibility to people with Canadian ancestors further back in their family tree — including grandparents and beyond.
Your name, date of birth, and email. One parent's name, date of birth, and place of birth. And if you have them, your grandparents' names (grandmother and grandfather on the Canadian side). That's it — we can locate missing records from there.
We deliver your complete application package in 2–6 weeks, depending on how fast government offices respond. The initial record search and eligibility analysis takes just 24–48 hours. After you submit your application to the Canadian government, processing times vary.
Everything: genealogical record search, document identification, government outreach, document requests, follow-ups, and your complete, ready-to-submit application package. Government document fees (birth certificates, etc.) are passed through at cost — typically $30–$75 per document.
Full refund within 7 days, no questions asked. The eligibility check itself is completely free — you only pay if we find a viable connection and you want us to build your application package.
No. NorthClaim is a document preparation and filing assistance service. We locate records, request documents, and compile your application. We do not provide legal or immigration advice. For legal questions, consult a licensed immigration attorney.
No. The entire process is 100% remote — from document gathering to application submission. You never need to set foot in Canada until you want to use your passport.
No payment. No commitment. We'll analyze your family connection and get back to you within 48 hours.