All posts by: John Thompson

Passport supporting documents mail back Service Canada Passport Services has indicated on their website that original supporting documents will sometimes be mailed back separately from your passport application. The reason may be because the original supporting documents were receive from...
Continue Reading →
Service Canada and Passport Canada offices are closed on Labour Day. Check statutory holiday hours, urgent passport processing options, and renewal steps....
Continue Reading →
Holiday closures at Service Canada and the CRA may cause delays in application processing and benefit payments. During statutory holidays, the in‑person and call‑centre passport offices are closed, which can extend wait times for your passport, EI, CPP, OAS, tax...
Continue Reading →
Complete guide on Canadian passport guarantors and references. Learn eligibility rules, who qualifies, photo signing steps, and PPTC 132 requirements....
Continue Reading →
Official Passport Canada mailing and courier addresses for submitting passport applications. Includes postal codes for standard mail and street address for couriers....
Continue Reading →
Proof of travel for urgent passport request...
Continue Reading →
Need a stamped certified true copy of a Canadian passport? Learn the official application steps, required form (PPTC 670), and processing timelines in Canada....
Continue Reading →
Child safety: Add a child’s name to the passport system lookout If you’re worried someone might try to get a passport for your child without your consent, please contact the passport office immediately. They can add your child’s name to...
Continue Reading →
Learn how to apply for a new adult Canadian passport. Includes step-by-step instructions on PPTC 153 forms, 2026 fee increases, photo requirements, and processing times....
Continue Reading →
Please keep in mind that not all fees paid to the passport or immigration services can be refunded. 1) After immigration started processing your application, only these fees can be refunded the right of permanent residence fee (RPRF) the right...
Continue Reading →