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Document checklists

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Each book is one application. Tap it to open its checklist.

Express Entry12
docs
Provincial Nominee (PNP)8
docs
Study permit12
docs
Post-Graduation Work Permit9
docs
Work permit (LMIA)11
docs
Spousal sponsorship12
docs
Super visa8
docs
Visitor visa (TRV)10
docs
Canadian citizenship7
docs
PR card renewal7
docs

Or search any document. See which ones take longest so you can start them first, and tick them off as you go.

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249documents
27printable checklists
9calculators

01 · Choose your path

What are you applying for?

Eight families, 29 applications. Pick one to see every application inside it.

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Document checklist

Prepared by CHK Immigration Services Inc.

Printed 14 November 2026 Verified against official sources on October 9, 2026

02 · Your file

 

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General information checked against the official IRCC page (source). Requirements change and your file may need more. Not legal advice; IRCC makes all decisions.

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Start the replacement immediately rather than waiting until you need to travel. A permanent resident card is replaced through IRCC, a lost confirmation of permanent residence needs a verification of status request, and travel documents follow their own route. Replacing any of these takes far longer than most people expect.

After you apply and pay the fee, IRCC sends a biometric instruction letter with a deadline and collection locations. Give them promptly — the file usually does not advance until you do.

For temporary residence applications they are generally valid for a set number of years, so you may not need to repeat them for a new application within that period.

Commonly for permanent residence, for longer temporary stays, for certain occupations such as healthcare and childcare, and for refugee claimants. It must be done by an IRCC-designated panel physician who sends results directly.

Usually for permanent residence, and sometimes for temporary applications, covering countries where you have lived for a defined period. They take time to obtain, so start early.

Anything not in English or French generally needs a translation, often certified, accompanied by the original. Poor or uncertified translations are a common cause of requests for more information.

Eligibility review

Reading is good. A licensed opinion is better.

Send a few details. A licensed RCIC reads your profile personally, then replies with the routes that genuinely fit, the ones that do not, and the consultation fee and next available times.

  1. 01Read personally by a CICC-licensed consultant
  2. 02A written shortlist of the programs you qualify for
  3. 03Fee-based; the fee and times come by reply

CHK Immigration Services, Regulated Canadian Immigration Consultant (CICC). Offices in Brampton and London, Ontario. Submitting this form does not create a client–consultant relationship; IRCC makes all final decisions. Prefer to talk first? Call 647-948-7200, message us on WhatsApp or book a paid consultation.