Lost, Stolen, or Damaged Citizenship Certificate? Here’s What to Do
Losing your Canadian citizenship certificate—or having it stolen or damaged—can be stressful. This document is crucial for proving citizenship, applying for a passport, and accessing government services. But don’t worry—replacing it is possible!
In this guide, we’ll explain how to get a replacement citizenship certificate if yours was lost, stolen, or damaged. We’ll also share tips to make the process smoother.
By Sanjay Prasher (SP) M.B.A, CICC,Member of the College of Immigration and Citizenship Consultant (CICC),Member Immigration Consultants of Canada Regulatory Council (ICCRC),Gold Member Canadian Association of Professional Immigration Consultants(CAPIC) , Published on April 16, 2025
IRCC typically conducts Express Entry draws every two weeks, but the schedule can vary. While there is no official calendar, the next Express Entry draw is expected soon, possibly within the next week based on historical trends. It's always a good idea to stay updated via the IRCC website or follow us here for timely updates.
Canada’s Express Entry system, the fastest pathway to permanent residency for skilled workers, has been unusually silent since the last draw on March 21, 2025. Typically, IRCC holds draws every two weeks, but as of April 11, there has been no new invitation round.
