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The Royal Heraldry Society of Canada

The Royal Heraldry Society of Canada. The Royal Heraldry Society of Canada. Acquiring a Coat of Arms. Coats of arms are granted under the authority of the monarch. Before 1988, Canadians had to look to England to acquire a coat of arms and apply to…. ….the College of Arms in London….

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The Royal Heraldry Society of Canada

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  1. The Royal Heraldry Society of Canada

  2. The Royal Heraldry Society of Canada

  3. Acquiring a Coat of Arms

  4. Coats of arms are granted under the authority of the monarch

  5. Before 1988, Canadians had to look to England to acquire a coat of arms and apply to…

  6. ….the College of Arms in London… Ailo Collection

  7. College of Arms waiting room

  8. … or to the Lord Lyon King of Arms in Scotland. Ailo Collection

  9. Since 1988 Canadians have been able to petition the Canadian Heraldic Authority in Ottawa for a grant of arms.

  10. The Process

  11. A petition is sent to the Chief Herald. • If approved, a warrant for the grant is signed by the Herald Chancellor or the Deputy Herald Chancellor.

  12. A herald works with the petitioner to develop a design. • A heraldic artist is assigned to complete preliminary artwork for approval.

  13. Final artwork is completed. • Letters Patent are issued. • The grant is recorded in the Public Register of Arms, Flags, and Badges of Canada and a notice is printed in Canada Gazette.

  14. The Cost

  15. All costs to be borne by petitioner. • Minimum cost (for shield, crest, helmet, mantling and motto) will not be less than $1,900 but will be higher if additional designs for children are required or if a badge and flag are included.

  16. Letters Patent

  17. Option I

  18. Option II

  19. www.heraldry.ca Presentation Design: Allan Ailo 2006 BC/Yukon Chapter

  20. The Royal Heraldry Society of Canada British Columbia/Yukon Branch

  21. Concept, Design & Artwork: Allan Ailo BC/Yukon Branch Canadain Heraldic Authority coat of arms and badges are property of the CHA. Arms and other illustrations are the property of their respective owners. v. 2 - 2009

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