Step 2: Check the box in the lower left corner and click to continue;

Step 3: Select the customer identification number in turn, enter the number (that is, your maple leaf card number, generally composed of 8 digits, without spaces or other symbols), fill in your Chinese surname pinyin, and then enter your date of birth in the format of month/day/year, such as 03/22/1988, then select the country you belong to, such as China, and then click the Continue button at the bottom of the page.

After logging in successfully, you will be able to view your home address information. If the mailing address is different from the home address, it will be marked separately. Next, you can simply click the "Processing" button at the bottom of the page to continue to follow up on the processing progress.

Step 5: All processing information you can query on the official website of the Immigration Bureau include: when your card renewal application will be received by the Immigration Bureau, when the approval process will be initiated, when you receive a letter or email requesting additional materials, when you complete the approval, and when you will send a new maple leaf card to your home address.

It is worth noting that not all individuals applying for renewal can receive new maple leaf cards directly at home. After the renewal application is approved, many applicants must go to the Immigration Bureau office to collect the cards in person. In addition, they sometimes need to bring necessary documents such as passports and only after they confirm that they meet the renewal conditions on the spot can they obtain a new maple leaf card.

In addition, maple leaf card can only be sent to addresses in Canada; if you are not currently in Canada and the maple leaf card has expired, you must apply for a permanent resident return visa in advance before returning to Canada.

The information in this article is for reference only, and the details are subject to the official website.