The Boston Globe
The Boston Globe
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The article discusses the impact of changes to the Canadian Citizenship Act, which now allows second-generation individuals born outside Canada to Canadian parents to qualify for citizenship automatically. Since the amendment's implementation, passport application processing times have increased from about 9 months to 33 months due to more applicants proving Canadian lineage through extended family history. Applicants often seek expedited processing by demonstrating urgency, but record-keeping challenges and documentation requirements complicate the process. Overall, the reforms aim to expand citizenship access, but longer processing times and bureaucratic complexities are emerging issues.
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