My first question was to clarify Right of Abode eligibility. My dad was born in the
UK but has Canadian Citizenship. I wasn't clear on what it meant to have a parent who was a British citizen - is it by passport? Birth? Turns out it's by birth. This meant that I wanted to cancel my application for Ancestry, so then I needed to know how to request a refund for my first application, and to confirm whether or not I'd get my $$ back.
2nd time was to clarify how long the processing took for Right of Abode - up to 12 weeks. Sigh - my initial impression from the first call was that it would take the same as Ancestry - up to 5 days to process once they have received it. Unfortunately no. Which meant canceling a trip at the end of May, so be aware that the information you get from the phone calls isn't always consistent.
I think that is why this site is even here though, right? So we can learn about the experiences of others and know what to look for.
Hope that helps!
Lynndyhop.
I'm not an American! I am a Canadian. I come from a "nice", thoroughly unrealistic country.