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Form IMM5451 Solemn Declaration Concerning a Permanent Resident Card That Was Lost, Stolen, Destroyed or Never Received - Canada
Form IMM5451, Solemn Declaration Concerning a Permanent Resident Card That Was Lost, Stolen, Destroyed, or Never Received, is used in Canada for individuals who have lost their Permanent Resident Card (PR Card) or have not received it in the mail. This form is used to declare the circumstances surrounding the loss or non-receipt of the PR Card.
The form IMM5451 Solemn Declaration concerning a Permanent Resident Card that was lost, stolen, destroyed, or never received in Canada is filed by the permanent resident who is affected by the situation.
FAQ
Q: What is form IMM5451?A: Form IMM5451 is a Solemn Declaration Concerning a Permanent Resident Card That Was Lost, Stolen, Destroyed or Never Received.
Q: Who is the form for?A: The form is for permanent residents of Canada who have lost, had stolen, destroyed, or never received their Permanent Resident Card.
Q: What is the purpose of form IMM5451?A: The purpose of form IMM5451 is to declare the circumstances surrounding the loss, theft, destruction, or non-receipt of a Permanent Resident Card.
Q: What information do I need to provide in form IMM5451?A: In form IMM5451, you will need to provide personal information, details of the lost/stolen/destroyed/undelivered card, as well as a declaration of the circumstances.
Q: Are there any fees associated with submitting form IMM5451?A: As of October 2017, there is a $50 fee for submitting form IMM5451.
Q: What happens after I submit form IMM5451?A: After submitting form IMM5451, IRCC will review your application and may request additional documentation or information if necessary.
Q: Can I travel outside Canada while my form IMM5451 is being processed?A: Yes, you can travel outside Canada while your form IMM5451 is being processed. However, you may need to carry additional documents to re-enter Canada.
