Form CIT0457 Solemn Declaration Concerning a Citizenship Certificate That Was Lost, Stolen, Destroyed or Never Received - Canada

Form CIT0457 Solemn Declaration Concerning a Citizenship Certificate That Was Lost, Stolen, Destroyed or Never Received is used in Canada to report any issues related to a lost, stolen, destroyed, or never received citizenship certificate. It allows individuals to declare the circumstances surrounding the missing or damaged certificate and request a replacement from the relevant authorities.

The form CIT0457 Solemn Declaration concerning a Citizenship Certificate that was lost, stolen, destroyed or never received in Canada is filed by the individual who needs to replace their lost or missing citizenship certificate.

FAQ

Q: What is CIT0457?
A: CIT0457 is a form used for making a solemn declaration concerning a lost, stolen, destroyed, or never received citizenship certificate in Canada.

Q: What is a citizenship certificate?
A: A citizenship certificate is an official document that proves an individual's Canadian citizenship.

Q: When should I use CIT0457?
A: You should use CIT0457 when you need to make a declaration about a lost, stolen, destroyed, or never received citizenship certificate.

Q: What information is required on CIT0457?
A: CIT0457 requires information like your personal details, details about the lost/stolen/destroyed certificate, and a solemn declaration.

Q: Do I need to provide supporting documents with CIT0457?
A: Yes, you need to provide supporting documents to prove your identity and eligibility for a replacement citizenship certificate.

Q: What should I do after completing CIT0457?
A: After completing CIT0457, you must submit the form along with the supporting documents to the IRCC.