Canadian Travel Document - Child

Canadian Citizens under the age of 16 need their own valid Canadain Travel Document to travel internationally

• A child's travel document application has different requirements than an adult application.
• A legal parent or guardian must act as the applicant.
• There is no renewal child application. Each time, a full application must be submitted.
• A child application requires a guarantor to confirm the identity of the applicant's parent or guardian

To apply for a new Canadain Travel Document, you need a guarantor.   A guarantor is a person who confirms the applicant's identity, has known the applicant for more than two years, lives in Canada or the United States, and can communicate in English or French. There are three options for the guarantor:

• Canadian guarantor: The guarantor must have a valid Canadian Passport.

• Professional guarantor: The guarantor should be a member of one of the designated professions identified by Passport Canada.

• No guarantor: The applicant should complete the Statutory Declaration in Lieu of Guarantor.

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