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In Section A, enter your basic information including your last name, first name, and the name of the school you are attending. Ensure that you also provide your Social Insurance Number and Ontario Education Number if assigned.
Move to Section B and fill in your current address details. Include street number, city, province, and postal code. Indicate when you moved to this address and whether you took full-time studies while living there.
In Section C, list all previous addresses since arriving in Canada. Start with the most recent address and provide dates of residence. If there are more than three addresses or if your spouse lived separately, attach a separate sheet with those details.
Finally, in Section D, both you and your spouse must sign and date the declaration statement confirming that all information is accurate.
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