Child Canadian Passport
All children under the age of 16 need their own valid Passport to travel abroad or to the United States.
- A child passport application has different requirements than an adult passport.
- A legal parent or guardian must act as the applicant. A child application requires a guarantor to confirm the identity of the applicant.
- There is no renewal child application. Each time a full application must be submitted.
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This application requires a guarantor
A guarantor is a person who confirms the applicant identity; has known the applicant for more than two years; lives in Canada or the United States; can communicate in English or French. In regard to the guarantor, there are three options.
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Canadian guarantor: The guarantor must have a valid Canadian Passport.
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Professional guarantor: The guarantor should be a member of one of the designated professions identified by Passport Canada.
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No guarantor: The applicant should complete the Statutory Declaration in Lieu of Guarantor.
