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Adobe Reader 7.0.5 or later (8 or later on Windows Vista).
Print on white, 8 ½ x 11 inch (216 x 279 mm) bond-quality, non-glossy paper.

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Forms

Canadians living in Canada or in the United States (or Bermuda)
Fill out your interactive passport application and help Passport Canada serve you more efficiently. As you fill out your application, the information you enter is stored in a bar code in the upper right-hand corner of the form. When you submit your completed application, your bar code can be scanned and read by Passport Canada agents in seconds. This greatly reduces the chance of errors that can slow down the application process. Getting a passport has never been more convenient.
Simplified Renewal Form (adults in Canada or in the USA)	PPTC 054
Adults (16 years of age or over)	PPTC 153 (PDF, 607 KB)
Children (under 16 years of age)	PPTC 155 (PDF, 546 KB)
Canadians living in the United States or Bermuda who wish to download the old form, the previous guarantor policy applies. Adults (16 years of age or over): PPTC 140 Children (under 16 years of age): PPTC 142

Canadians living abroad
Adults (16 years of age or over)	PPTC 040 (PDF, 399 KB)
Children (under 16 years of age)	PPTC 042 (PDF, 361 KB)

Non-Canadians living in Canada
Adults (16 years of age or over)	PPTC 190 (PDF, 222 KB)
Children (under 16 years of age)	PPTC 192 (PDF, 225 KB)

Other forms
Proof of Canadian Citizenship Additional Information	PPTC 001 (PDF, 38 KB)
Changes to the Canadian Citizenship Act The Government of Canada has made significant changes to the Citizenship Act. For more information on who may be affected by the changes, visit Citizenship and Immigration Canada's (CIC) website.
Statutory Declaration concerning a lost, stolen, damaged, destroyed or inaccessible Canadian passport or travel document	PPTC 203 (PDF, 77 KB)

You may also obtain a form in person at any Passport Canada office, Canada Post outlet or Service Canada Centre.