Saskatchewan Birth Record, Births Over 100 Years Old, for Citizenship by Descent
In Saskatchewan the birth records are kept by eHealth Saskatchewan, and the Provincial Archives of Saskatchewan does not hold them. For births more than 100 years old, eHealth issues a genealogical copy of the registration.
This is the Canadian-side record for one ancestor. Citizenship by descent needs a record for every generation in your line, from you back to that ancestor.
The short answer
- Who has it
- eHealth Saskatchewan (Vital Statistics)
- What to ask for
- Genealogical copy of the birth registration (8.5 x 14 in)
- What it costs
- About CA$55.
- How long
- No official estimate. eHealth posts the date of the applications it is processing now, so check it before you order.
How to order it
Order online at eHealth Saskatchewan, by mail or in person in Regina. The Provincial Archives of Saskatchewan does not hold birth records.
What IRCC wants for every document
- IRCC asks for authentic, verifiable documents for every generation, from you back to the Canadian-born ancestor. Repeat this lookup for each link in the chain.
- If an official birth certificate does not exist, IRCC may accept a baptismal, hospital, census or boat-manifest record, with a written explanation of why the certificate is unavailable.
- Records not in English or French need a translation with the translator’s sworn statement.
- Family-tree website printouts are not accepted as proof.
What we have not confirmed yet
Who may order a genealogical copy for an ancestor, and what proof of the family link eHealth asks for. Whether IRCC accepts a genealogical copy or needs the copy of registration.
More
- Québec Baptism Record for Canadian Citizenship by Descent (BAnQ)
- Québec Birth Record for Canadian Citizenship by Descent (Births in the Last 100 Years)
- Ontario Birth Registration, 1869 to 1919, for Citizenship by Descent (Archives of Ontario)
- Ontario Birth Certificate, 1920 and Later, for Citizenship by Descent (ServiceOntario)
- Nova Scotia Long-Form Birth Certificate, 1924 and Later, for Citizenship by Descent
- Nova Scotia Birth Registrations from the Archives (1864 to 1877 and 1908 to 1923)
- New Brunswick Birth Certificate, 1888 and Later, for Citizenship by Descent
- Newfoundland and Labrador Birth Certificate, 1949 and Later, for Citizenship by Descent
- Newfoundland Birth Records Before Confederation (1891 to 1948) and Citizenship by Descent
- Manitoba Birth Record, Births Over 100 Years Old, for Citizenship by Descent
- Manitoba Birth Record, Births in the Last 100 Years, for Citizenship by Descent
- Saskatchewan Birth Certificate, Births in the Last 100 Years, for Citizenship by Descent
- Alberta Birth Registration, Births Over 120 Years Old, for Citizenship by Descent
- Alberta Birth Document, Births in the Last 120 Years, for Citizenship by Descent
Fees and times are approximate, checked against official pages on 2026-10-06. Confirm with each office before ordering. Legal questions go to a licensed Canadian lawyer or consultant.