IRCC Forms Library
IRCC uses dozens of forms (the IMM series). Each program requires a specific combination. This pillar provides plain-English walkthroughs of every common form: what it is, who fills it, the fields most often misunderstood, and the supporting documents to attach.
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What this section covers
- IMM 0008 — Generic Application Form for Canada
- IMM 5669 — Schedule A Background Declaration
- IMM 5406 — Additional Family Information
- IMM 5562 — Supplementary Information / Travels
- IMM 1294 — Application for Study Permit Outside Canada
- IMM 1295 — Application for Work Permit Outside Canada
- IMM 5710 — Application to Change Conditions / Extend Stay (Worker)
- IMM 5257 — Application for Visitor Visa
- IMM 5444 — PR Card Application
- IMM 5524 — PR Travel Document
- IMM 1344 — Sponsorship Undertaking
- IMM 5532 — Relationship Information for Sponsorship
- IMM 5476 — Use of Representative
- Common form mistakes and how to avoid refusal
Frequently asked questions
Do I always need to attach Schedule A (IMM 5669)?
IMM 5669 (Schedule A — Background Declaration) is required for most permanent-residence applications and many temporary-residence cases for applicants 18 and older. Always check the document checklist for your specific program.
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