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Heritage Circle · Ireland & Canada

From family story to filed application.

A small, live cohort for family leads ready to claim Irish or Canadian citizenship by descent — with four working sessions and a clear filing plan.

The four-part method

Trace it. Prove it. File it.

Each live session moves your claim closer to an application you can file.

  1. Session 01

    Trace

    Build your citizenship tree. Map the people and events that prove your claim — births, marriages, deaths, naturalizations — from you back to your qualifying ancestor.

  2. Session 02

    Retrieve

    Get the right documents in the right form. Find what's in the family and what's in the archives, and order exactly what's required: certified, long-form, apostilled — or not.

  3. Session 03

    Navigate

    Master your program's hardest step. Ireland: the witnessing process. Canada: Quebec records. The country-specific moves that decide whether you succeed on the first try.

  4. Session 04

    File

    Complete the application. Ireland: submit your Foreign Births Register application online. Canada: your citizenship certificate application prepared and ready the moment your records land.

“You'll stop being the person in your family who's ‘going to look into it’ — and become the one who filed.”

The real outcome of the cohort

What you'll walk away with

A complete tree. The right records. A filed application.

  • A citizenship tree with every qualifying person and event mapped
  • Every required document identified and ordered — in the right form
  • Your program's hardest step handled: Irish witnessing or Quebec records
  • Ireland: your Foreign Births Register application submitted online
  • Canada: your citizenship certificate application prepared and ready to file
  • Heritage Passport for life, plus a room of 24 peers on the same path

Is this your room?

Designed for family leads ready to file.

This is for you if…

  • You're the one in your family driving the citizenship claim
  • Ireland: you have an Irish-born grandparent. Canada: a Canadian-born parent or grandparent
  • You know your line — your qualifying ancestor's name, and roughly when and where they were born
  • You'd rather do it right once than pay a firm thousands to do it for you
  • You don't want to waste time, make mistakes, or overpay

Probably not a fit if…

  • You're not yet sure which country you qualify for
  • You want someone to do the whole thing for you while you watch
  • You can't make the live sessions or do the work between them
  • Your claim runs through a line the program doesn't recognize — we'll tell you in the review, no charge
  • You're here for genealogy as a hobby, not a filed application

Inside the cohort

Working sessions, not webinars.

Live sessions

Interactive, 60-minute group sessions on Google Meet. Recorded, so your family can follow along.

Founder review

Your application, tree, and document plan reviewed personally.

Recordings

Every session, on your schedule — and shareable with family.

Toolkits

WitnessKit for Ireland. PetitionKit for New York records. The kits that make the hardest steps coordinatable.

Private space

24 family leads on the same path, in a private cohort space. It stays open after the last session.

Upcoming cohort dates

Four live sessions, then a filing window.

Session dates follow the country track. Your cohort space and office hours stay open through the filing window.

Ireland

Founding cohort · $250

Starts Tuesday, October 27, 2026 · kickoff 2:00 PM EDT

Witnessing requirements, long-form certificate rules, and the FBR sequence.

  1. Session 1 · Trace — Build your citizenship tree
  2. Session 2 · Retrieve — Get the right documents in the right form
  3. Session 3 · Navigate — The witnessing process, done right
  4. Session 4 · File — Submit your Foreign Births Register application
  5. Filing window — office hours + cohort space
Canada

Founding cohort · $250

Starts Wednesday, October 28, 2026 · kickoff 4:00 PM EDT

Proof of the anchor ancestor's status, the certificate types IRCC accepts, and what Bill C-3 changed.

  1. Session 1 · Trace — Build your citizenship tree
  2. Session 2 · Retrieve — Get the right documents in the right form
  3. Session 3 · Navigate — Quebec records, done right
  4. Session 4 · File — Prepare your citizenship certificate application
  5. Filing window — office hours + cohort space

Live seat counts for the Ireland track will appear when accepted places are recorded.

After the filing window

The course ends. The room doesn't.

Keep the people and tools that helped you prepare your claim.

The kind of thing the room is for

Written examples, not member quotes.

  • “Cork is quoting eleven weeks right now, not six. Order yours today.”
  • “The DFA asked me for a document that isn't on any checklist. Here's what it was.”
  • “Quebec bounced my request for a missing relationship page. Here's the page.”
Choose your track

Join Heritage Circle

Choose your country track.

Each track has 25 places. The founding price is offered until that track starts; the next cohort then takes its place automatically.

Every cohort includes Heritage Passport and the Birth Record Guarantee.

A few questions

Good to know before you join.

No. You need to know who your qualifying ancestor is and roughly when and where they were born. Getting the documents is what the cohort is for. The application asks what you have and what's missing so your retrieval plan starts on day one.