Citizenship eligibility tools
Answer a few questions and get a conservative, source-backed read on whether a recent law change applies to you — no signup required.
Am I already Canadian?
Bill C-3 removed Canada's first-generation limit on citizenship by descent. Answer a few questions to see whether you may already be a Canadian citizen — and what to do next.
Check if you already qualify →Is my Italian citizenship claim still valid?
Italy's Law 74/2025 added a generational limit to citizenship by descent. Answer a few questions to see whether your jure sanguinis claim is preserved — and what to do next.
Check if you already qualify →Can I declare German citizenship under §5?
If old gender-discriminatory rules cost your family German citizenship, StAG §5 lets you reclaim it by a free declaration — descendants included. Answer a few questions to see whether it applies, and what to do before the August 19, 2031 deadline.
Check if you already qualify →Can I reacquire Romanian citizenship under Art. 11?
Former Romanian citizens who lost citizenship involuntarily — and their descendants to the 3rd degree — can restore it while keeping their current citizenship and their domicile abroad. Answer a few questions to see whether Art. 11 fits, and what Law 14/2025's B1 language requirement means for you.
Check if you already qualify →Could I confirm Polish citizenship by descent?
Poland's 2025–2026 reform wave targets residence-based naturalization — not the descent-confirmation route under Arts. 55–57 of the 2009 Act. Answer a few questions to see whether a confirmation case looks worth building, and what the voivode's chain analysis will turn on.
Check if you already qualify →Could my pre-1948 maternal line still win in court?
Italian consulates have never recognized citizenship through a woman whose child was born before January 1, 1948 — only courts apply the Cass. SU 4466/2009 case-law. That means this route is a lawsuit brought through an Italian lawyer, not an application you file. A few questions to see where your line stands after the March 27, 2025 cutoff and Law 74/2025's Art. 3-bis — parts of which are genuinely unsettled.
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