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Required documents? Letter of Guarantee ( format) Application form ( format) Acknowledgement form ( format) ID Photo (4cm3cm) *Taken within the last 3 months. (* Not required for an applicant under the age of 16.) Passport and Residence card (or alien registration certificate deemed equivalent to a residence card)
Provide the following form and supporting documents with your application: the completed Document checklist (IMM 5644) your current PR card. a copy of your Record of Landing (IMM 1000) or Confirmation of Permanent Residence. a copy of the identity page of your passport.
A solemn declaration is when a person solemnly declares that the contents of a document are true and correct. An oath and a solemn declaration have essentially the same legal effect. The person making the oath or solemn declaration is called a deponent.
How to confirm your status Confirm youre in Canada. Sign in to the Permanent Residence Portal. Provide your Canadian address. We only mail permanent resident cards (PR cards) to post office boxes if you live somewhere rural, where mail isnt delivered directly to houses. Upload a photo of yourself. Get your PR card.
PR cards issued after 1 February 2012 no longer contain the holders signature.
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The current processing time for new PR cards is about 25 days once Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada (IRCC) receives your complete application package. When you renew your PR card, it generally takes 71 days once IRCC receives your application and you have met the residency requirements.
Application to Voluntarily Renounce Permanent Resident Status (IMM 5782) (PDF, 639.41 KB). Additional documents must also be submitted with the completed application form. These are listed in the following checklist: Document Checklist Renouncing Permanent Resident Status (IMM 5783) (PDF, 301.98 KB)
🇨🇦 Should we submit the solemn declaration if the PR card is not delivered beyond six weeks of normal processing time? (A Solemn Declaration Concerning a Lost, Stolen, Destroyed, or Never-Received PR Card is a formal statement used by Canadian PRs to report and address issues related to their Permanent Resident (PR)

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