status of green card renewal application

original valid acceptable identification.photos that meet the photo requirements.a completed Secure Certificate of Indian Status (SCIS) Application for Already Registered Persons (form 83-172).

submitting photos using the SCIS Photo App.

submitting a third-party application in person.

providing identification that does not meet all of the requirements for valid acceptable identification.

If you are not sure if you or the child or dependent adult are registered, contact Public enquiries. If you are not registered, you can now apply for both registration and a secure status card at the same time. To apply for a secure status card, you or the child or dependent adult must be registered under the Indian Act. What do you need when applying for a secure status card

What to do if your status card is lost, stolen, damaged or destroyed.

How to change your personal information.

Where do you submit or mail the application.

Can you apply for a status card at your First Nation office.

for a child (15 or younger) or dependent adult.

What do you need when applying for a secure status card.

You can change your personal information at any time.

Recent changesĪs of December 10, 2020, you can select a non-binary gender identifier on the application form when applying for Indian status or a status card: M (male), F (female) or X (another gender). Visit Coronavirus and Indigenous communities to find out how to apply for COVID-19-related benefits. Visit service-hours update to find out if it is possible to apply for a status card in person. Find out how to apply for a Secure Certificate of Indian Status (secure status card) or Certificate of Indian Status (status card).

Status of green card renewal application