What should I do if I write the wrong address when applying for the Maple Leaf Card?

Just go to the Immigration Bureau to make changes.

Many new immigrants make many mistakes in the process of applying for a Maple Leaf Card because they do not know enough about Canadian laws. The following are common mistakes made by new immigrants in the process of applying for the Maple Leaf Card:

Many new immigrants make many mistakes in the process of applying for the Maple Leaf Card due to insufficient understanding of Canadian laws. The following are common mistakes made by new immigrants in the process of applying for a Maple Leaf Card:

1. The supplementary form has a Client ID column. This should be 8 numbers long. You can find the 8 numbers under Bxxxxxxxxx in the upper right corner of your login page. Some immigration papers do not have this number. You must call the immigration office to check or you do not need to fill it in. Please note that this number is not the SIN number, nor is it the nine-digit number after the B on the landing paper.

2. Children under 14 years old do not need to sign. Parents should sign on their behalf.

3. Immigration consultants have no right to notarize and swear oaths for applicants. Any attempt to do so is a criminal offence. Your application is invalid and illegal.

4. The guarantor must meet the conditions and have known you and your family in Canada for more than two years. If you do not have a sponsor, you must swear an oath in front of a lawyer or a legal notary.

5. Submitted photos should have dates.