Disclaimer

Last updated: 2026-05-21

This page summarises the most important things you should understand before using arryv (operated by primarylaw.ai Ltd, incorporated in the Province of Manitoba, Canada). It does not replace our Terms of Service — the Terms are the binding agreement. This page is plain-language context.

1. arryv is not a law firm

arryv does not practise law and does not provide legal advice. We are not a Regulated Canadian Immigration Consultant (“RCIC”), are not authorised by the College of Immigration and Citizenship Consultants, and do not represent you before Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada (“IRCC”) or any tribunal. No lawyer–client, solicitor–client, or consultant–client relationship is created by your use of the service or by communications with arryv.

If you require legal advice about your specific situation — for example a complex chain of descent, a prior IRCC refusal, an adoption issue, or a borderline eligibility question — consult a lawyer or RCIC licensed in your jurisdiction. Useful starting points:

• Canadian Bar Association — Find a Lawyer
• College of Immigration and Citizenship Consultants — public registry

2. What arryv does

arryv is software-as-a-service that helps you assemble a CIT 0001(Application for Citizenship Certificate) submission package under Canada’s Bill C-3 amendments to the Citizenship Act. Based on the answers you provide in our questionnaire and the documents you upload, the service produces a printable PDF bundle (filled CIT 0001 form, cover letter, chain-of-descent narrative, family tree, checklist, and mailing instructions). You, the user, review, sign, and mail that package to IRCC. arryv does not file anything with IRCC on your behalf.

3. No outcome guarantee

IRCC has sole authority to grant, deny, defer, return, or otherwise decide every citizenship-certificate application. arryv does not guarantee, and makes no representation about, any outcome, processing time, approval, document acceptance, or response from IRCC or any government authority. Any timelines we display are estimates only, drawn from publicly available IRCC information, and may change without notice.

4. Eligibility is your responsibility

Our free eligibility quiz is a triage tool, not a legal opinion. A “you appear eligible” result means the basic markers Bill C-3 looks for are present in your answers; it does not mean IRCC will recognise you as a citizen, and it does not certify your chain of descent. You are responsible for confirming your eligibility and the accuracy of every fact you submit.

5. Software output is information, not advice

The PDF package, AI-generated cross-checks, narrative text, and any informational content shown to you in connection with the service are general information only. They reflect our software’s best assembly of the inputs you provided. They are not tailored legal advice and should not be relied on as a substitute for the judgement of a qualified professional in your jurisdiction.

6. Bill C-3 references

Bill C-3 is the federal statute (Royal Assent 2025; in force December 15, 2025) that amended Canada’s Citizenship Act to remove the first-generation limit on citizenship by descent. References to Bill C-3 throughout the service are summaries of the legislation as we understand it; the official text controls and is available on the Government of Canada website. We will update arryv as regulations, IRCC processing instructions, and case law evolve, but we cannot guarantee real-time accuracy.

7. Questions

General questions about the service: info@arryv.ai. For the legally operative terms, see our Terms of Service and Privacy Policy.