Form IRM0005 Statutory Declaration to Reclaim an Indigenous Name on Canadian Citizenship Certificates or Permanent Resident Cards - Canada

Form IRM0005 Statutory Declaration to Reclaim an Indigenous Name is used in Canada to reclaim an Indigenous name on Canadian Citizenship Certificates or Permanent Resident Cards for individuals who were previously known by an Indigenous name and wish to include it on their official documents.

The applicant themselves files the Form IRM0005 Statutory Declaration to reclaim an Indigenous name on Canadian citizenship certificates or permanent resident cards.

FAQ

Q: What is IRM0005?
A: IRM0005 is a form used to reclaim an Indigenous name on Canadian Citizenship Certificates or Permanent Resident Cards.

Q: Who can use IRM0005?
A: Any individual who wishes to reclaim their Indigenous name on their Canadian Citizenship Certificate or Permanent Resident Card can use the IRM0005 form.

Q: How do I fill out the IRM0005 form?
A: The IRM0005 form requires you to provide information about your current legal name, Indigenous name, and the reason for reclaiming your Indigenous name. You must also include any supporting documentation, such as a band council resolution or an affidavit.

Q: Are there any fees associated with submitting the IRM0005 form?
A: No, there are no fees for submitting the IRM0005 form.

Q: What happens after I submit the IRM0005 form?
A: After submitting the IRM0005 form, IRCC will review your application and documentation. If approved, your Indigenous name will be added to your Canadian Citizenship Certificate or Permanent Resident Card.

Q: Can I reclaim an Indigenous name only on my Canadian Citizenship Certificate or Permanent Resident Card?
A: Yes, you can use the IRM0005 form to reclaim an Indigenous name specifically on your Canadian Citizenship Certificate or Permanent Resident Card.