Lewis et Associes SENCRLMontreal, QC · November 3, 2026Citizenship by Descent After Bill C-3: Who Is Now Canadian and the New 1,095-Day Rule (2026)
Bill C-3 ended the first-generation limit for many people born abroad to Canadians. Learn who is now a citizen, how the 1,095-day rule works for children born or adopted after December 15, 2025, and how to get proof of citizenship and a passport.
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