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You can find your application number on any official document or correspondence we sent you. This number is not the same thing as your client ID number (unique client identifier [UCI]). If your request is about a dependent child, please use the principal applicant's (that is, the parent's) "Application ID number".
Find an application form or checklist. Always download a new form each time you submit an application. To avoid problems opening our forms. Clear your browsing history (cache) before downloading a form. When we update our forms, if you don’t clear your history, your browser may still open the old forms.
We’ll send you your application number by mail or email when. we made sure your application is complete; we begin processing your application; Once you have your application number, you can check the status of your application. There are a few ways you can do that, depending on if you applied online or on paper. Update your application
The basics of applying, such as your account, application status, finding forms, our offices, fees, and medical exams or police checks.
What you need to apply and manage your application, including your IRCC account, application status, forms and guides, offices, fees, medical exams and police checks.
An application number can be found on any official document or correspondence issued by an IRCC office, Case Processing Centre or a Canadian visa office outside Canada. If adding a dependent child, please input the Principal Applicant’s (i.e. the parent’s) “Application ID number”.
To change your address: You can change your address online or through our Web form. To change your contact information (email or phone number): Use this Web form to update your email or phone number.
