Acceptable IDs for Security License Application in Canada.docx

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Acceptable IDs for Security License Application
in Canada
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• What is a Security License Application?
• Security License Application is the formal
  process through which individuals apply for
  authorization to work in the security industry in
  Canada. This license is mandated by provincial or
  territorial regulatory bodies and ensures that
  individuals meet the necessary qualifications and
  standards to perform security- related duties.
• Acceptable IDs for Canadian Citizens
• Canadian citizens applying for a security license
  can typically provide one or more of the
  following acceptable identification documents
• Canadian Passport A valid Canadian passport
  serves as primary identification for Canadian
  citizens, verifying both identity and
  citizenship.
• Canadian Birth Certificate In cases where a
  passport is not available, a Canadian birth
  certificate issued by a provincial or territorial
  authority can serve as proof of identity and
  citizenship.
• Canadian Citizenship Certificate Individuals who
  have obtained Canadian citizenship through
  naturalization can provide their Canadian
  Citizenship Certificate as proof of identity and
  citizenship.
• Acceptable IDs for Permanent Residents
• Permanent residents of Canada applying for a
  security license may present the following
  acceptable identification documents
• Permanent Resident Card The Permanent Resident
  Card, issued by Immigration, Refugees, and
  Citizenship Canada (IRCC), serves as primary
  identification for permanent residents, verifying
  their status in Canada.

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• Confirmation of Permanent Residence (COPR) In
  some cases, individuals awaiting the issuance of
  their Permanent Resident Card may present their
  Confirmation of Permanent Residence (COPR) as
  proof of identity and status.
• Record of Landing Individuals who obtained
  permanent resident status before the introduction
  of the Permanent Resident Card may provide their
  Record of Landing as proof of identity and
  status.
• Acceptable IDs for Other Applicants
• For individuals who are neither Canadian citizens
  nor permanent residents, acceptable
  identification documents may include
• Valid Passport A valid passport issued by the
  applicant's country of citizenship serves as
  primary identification for non- Canadian
  citizens.
• Work Permit or Study Permit Individuals holding
  a valid work permit or study permit in Canada may
  provide these documents as proof of identity and
  legal status.
• Visitor Record In cases where individuals are
  residing in Canada on a temporary basis, a
  Visitor Record issued by Immigration, Refugees,
  and Citizenship Canada (IRCC) may serve as
  acceptable identification.

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