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Record of Landing (IMM 1000) number You will find this number in the remarks; section on the bottom right of the Record of Landing document issued to you by a Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada office or by the visa office where you submitted your application.
Your record of landing (IMM 1000) or confirmation of permanent residence is an historical document which contains information about you when you obtained the status of permanent resident in Canada.
You can replace your Record of Landing (IMM 1000) by submitting a completed Application for a Verification of Status (VOS) or Replacement of an Immigration Document (IMM 5009) to Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada (IRCC), with the required supporting documentation.
PR cards prove that an individual has permanent resident status in Canada. A PR card serves as an important travel document as, provided that it is valid, it allows landed immigrants to return to Canada. PR cards are renewable continuously on maintaining residency requirements.
Your record of landing (IMM 1000) or confirmation of permanent residence is an historical document which contains information about you when you obtained the status of permanent resident in Canada.
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Record of Landing (IMM 1000) number You will find this number in the remarks; section on the bottom right of the Record of Landing document issued to you by a Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada office or by the visa office where you submitted your application.
You can no longer get a copy of a COPR or a copy of a Record of Landing documents. What you instead have to do is apply for what is called a Verification of Status (VOS) that gives the same information contained in your COPR.
When we approve an immigrant for permanent residence in Canada, we will give them a Confirmation of Permanent Residence (COPR) document. An immigration officer at the port of entry or an IRCC office signs and dates this document when permanent residence is finally granted.
A record of landing, which is also known as a landing paper, is a document that proves a person is a Permanent Resident. It was given to people who were first approved to be permanent residents before July 2002. After July 2002, the document is called a confirmation of permanent residence.

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