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Section 12.04 — Immigration and Refugee Protection Regulations: Electronic travel authorization — application by electronic means

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Despite section 10, an application for a travel authorization under subsection 11(1.01) of the Act must be made by the electronic system that is made available or specified by the Minister for that purpose. [Repealed, SOR/2019-174, s. 5] [Repealed, SOR/2019-174, s. 5] The application must contain the following information: the applicant’s name; the applicant’s date and place of birth; the applicant’s gender; the applicant’s address; the applicant’s nationality; the number of the applicant’s passport or other travel document, together with its date of issue and its expiry date and the country or the authority that issued it; if the applicant is an applicant referred to in any of paragraphs 10(2)(c.1) to (c.4), the information required under that paragraph; if the applicant is making the application by the electronic system referred to in subsection (1), the applicant’s e-mail address; in the case of a foreign national referred to in paragraph 7.01 (2)(b), the valid United States nonimmigrant visa number; and a declaration that the information provided in the application is complete and accurate. An application for a renewal of a work permit or study permit that is made by a foreign national referred to in subsection 7.01 (1) is considered to constitute an application for an electronic travel authorization. An application for a work permit or study permit or for renewal of a work permit or study permit that is made by a foreign national who is required under subsection 7.1 (1) to obtain an electronic travel authorization is considered to constitute an application for an electronic travel authorization.

Official source: laws-lois.justice.gc.ca

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