Canadian with Moravian roots
The client’s grandparents were born in Moravia and left Czechoslovakia after the Soviet occupation in 1968. They first settled in Austria, where they married, and later moved to Montreal, Canada.
Before proceeding, we thoroughly assessed the client’s eligibility, and our analysis confirmed a positive outcome. Our task was to obtain a Certificate of Czech Citizenship for the client.
Streamlined Documentation Process
A key advantage was that a Certificate of Czech Citizenship had recently been issued to the client’s aunt and cousin. Thanks to this, the authorities were already familiar with the family history and key records.
Thanks to our close cooperation with the Citizenship Office, we were able to agree on a simplified process and streamline the overall procedure.
Within three months of starting our cooperation with a client, all documents were gathered and the application was filed.
Czech Citizenship Issued the Next Day
What stood out most in this case was the speed of the decision. Thanks to a perfectly prepared application with all supporting documents clearly organised, and to our strong working relationship with the Citizenship Office, the Certificate of Czech Citizenship was issued the very next day after submission. Even in straightforward cases of citizenship by descent, such a turnaround is exceptionally rare — a record that will not be easy to surpass.
That’s amazing!
If your Czechoslovak roots are part of your family history, we can help you confirm your Czech citizenship and guide you through the entire process.
