Founder-led
The person who built the platform and has run these cases, not a support rep reading from a deck.
Heritage Circle
Nobody in your family has done this before.
You're about to spend a year inside a foreign bureaucracy, chasing records from offices that don't answer email, for a citizenship nobody around you quite understands.
Twenty-four other family leads start the same week you do — chasing the same country, filing the same forms, hitting the same walls.
Family leads only 25 seats per cohort
Ireland and Canada tracks Next cohort starts September 14, 2026 · September 21, 2026
Three memberships. This is the one with a deadline.
Heritage Passport membership gives you everything you need to run the case yourself, at whatever pace you choose. Heritage Passport Pro is that membership with the Signature Filing Kit — the same self-directed pace, with your forms printed, addressed and stamped when the case is ready to file. For most people one of those works. Heritage Circle is the other membership — the same platform inside a four-week fast track accelerator programme, with four live classes and twenty-five peers pursuing citizenship by descent at the same time.
Not for lack of intent, but because a family case with no deadline loses to everything that has one. The Circle supplies the deadline, and twenty-four other families who will notice if you go quiet.
The four weeks
From a family story to a filed claim.
Every session works on your case, not a curriculum. You arrive with a surname and a country. You leave with a submitted application.
- Week 1
Your line, confirmed
Which ancestor anchors your claim. Which program you actually qualify under. What the government will accept as proof — and what it won't.
You end the week with: the ancestor your claim runs through, and the program you qualify under. - Week 2
Your document set
Every record you need, in order. Which office issues it. Long form or short form. Ordered before the session ends.
You end the week with: every record ordered, from the office that issues it. - Week 3
Gaps and discrepancies
Names that don't match across generations. Records that were never filed. What to do when the paper trail breaks — because it usually does.
You end the week with: a written answer for every break in the paper trail. - Week 4
Filing
Translations, apostilles, assembly, submission. What the queue looks like from here, and what arrives in your mailbox next.
You end the week with: a submitted application, and a realistic date for what comes next.
Working sessions, not webinars.
Each week the cohort meets live with the founder. Country-specific instruction, walkthroughs of the actual platform, and real cases — often yours — worked through in front of everyone.
Every session is recorded. Miss one and you keep the week.
Country-specific
Ireland families in the Ireland room, Canada families in the Canada room. No generic advice about "citizenship by descent."
Your case, in the open
Bring a stuck document, an ambiguous date, a line you can't prove. Most problems in this category are the same six problems.
Ireland and Canada. Two tracks, run properly.
A cohort only works when everyone is filing under the same rules and hitting the same wall on the same Tuesday. Two tracks run well beat twelve run thin. More follow.
IRELAND
Foreign Births Register
Starts September 14, 2026 25 families
20 seats remainingWitnessing requirements, long-form certificate rules, and the FBR sequence.
Request a place
CANADA
Citizenship by descent
Starts September 21, 2026 25 families
20 seats remainingProof of the anchor ancestor's status, the certificate types IRCC accepts, and what Bill C-3 changed.
Request a place5 claimedYours20 open
After week four
The course ends. The room doesn't.
A four-week program you finish alone is a course. Twenty-five people eighteen months into the same queue is something else — and it's the reason this costs what it costs.
The kind of thing the room is forWritten examples, not member quotes — the first cohort has not started yet.
- 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.
One seat per family. Cohorts open monthly and fill in the order claimed.
Choose your membership
Three memberships. You pick one.
Heritage Circle isn't something you add on later — it runs in cohorts, so it is a choice you make when you join. Same platform either way.
Heritage Passport membership
$100
The full platform. You run your family's case yourself, at whatever pace you choose.
See membershipHeritage Passport Pro membership
$175
The same membership with the Signature Filing Kit: every form printed, envelopes addressed and stamped, our cheques alongside. You sign and mail.
See membershipHeritage Circle membership
$250
The same platform, run to a deadline alongside a room of families doing it with you.
The difference
- A four-week fast track accelerator programme
- Four live classes
- A built-in community of twenty-five peers
Requesting takes no payment. We contact you when the next circle opens and take payment then; enrollment is refundable in full until your cohort's first session begins.
How participation works
One seat, one family case
Each enrollment names one principal applicant or family project leader. The whole family benefits from the shared platform and the work — the named participant attends onboarding, the live sessions, and the cohort room.
- One named Heritage Circle participant
- One personalized onboarding session
- 4 weekly live country-specific sessions
- One family case organized end to end
Questions before you reserve.
The date, the room, the recordings, and the refund line — in plain language.
When does the next cohort start?
Ireland starts September 14, 2026. Canada starts September 21, 2026. Cohorts open monthly and fill in the order claimed.
How many families are in each cohort?
Each country track is capped at 25 families.
What does it cost?
Heritage Circle membership is $250. Heritage Passport membership is $100, and Heritage Passport Pro is $175. They are three memberships and you choose one — Heritage Circle is not a surcharge on top of any of them, and it does not include the Signature Filing Kit. Circle places are requested rather than bought here: you leave your email, and payment happens when we confirm your place as the next circle opens.
Can I join a circle later?
Not today. The Circle runs in cohorts of 25 that start together, so it is a choice you make when you join rather than something you add afterwards. Cohorts open monthly and fill in the order claimed.
What happens if I miss a session?
Every session is recorded. Miss one and you keep the week.
What happens after the four weeks?
The Circle stays open for the questions that surface when the appointment lands, a relative finds another document, or the rules move again.
Can I get a refund?
Heritage Circle enrollment is refundable in full until your cohort's first session begins. After that session starts, the seat is yours and the enrollment is final.
Request your place for September 14, 2026 · September 21, 2026
The Ireland and Canada cohorts are limited to 25 families each. Leave your email and we'll come to you when the next one opens.