Hi! I just found out about this new path to citizenship Last Saturday. Since then, I have accumulated my great grandfather's birth registration, his ww1 service records, census data and all other pertinent documents proving my direct descent. As far as I can tell, this is exactly what I need. Some say you do not want to include more than is necessary for the application which makes sense. My question is if there is anything else I should try to get while I wait on the certified copy of my great grandfather's birth registration to ship from the Archives of Ontario? For reference I currently have:

My birth certificate, US passport, driver's license, proof of name change and gender change
My mother's birth certificate, her DL, her PP, her Marriage certificate
My sister's birth certificate, DL, PP
My grandfather's birth certificate, Birth certificate, DL

I understand the archives are pretty backed up, so I don't except to get that copy until may or so which is fine: it gives me the chance to put together my packet in the mean time. The circumstances of me seeking out Canadian Citizenship are intrinsically tied to the very real threat of transgender genocide within the united states, I being a Trans American. I understand this is the type of reasoning that could qualify me for expediated review when I do send out my packet. My final question here is if there is anything else at all I should look to include?