IMM 1000: Record of Landing
Official IRCC form · Last verified: August 2026
What this form is for
The landing document issued to people who became permanent residents before June 28, 2002. No longer issued and never reissued as an original: a lost or destroyed Record of Landing is replaced with a Verification of Status (VOS) document through form IMM 5009. Still requested for citizenship applications and benefits such as Old Age Security.
Where it belongs in your application
IRCC groups this form with Permanent Residence applications.
This library marks the form as situational: it applies only in certain cases. Confirm whether your application needs it against the document checklist published for your exact application on canada.ca.
Download it from IRCC
IRCC hosts the form. This link opens the official canada.ca page for it in a new tab.
https://www.canada.ca/en/immigration-refugees-citizenship/services/application/application-forms-guides/application-verification-status-replacement-immigration-document.html
How to fill it out
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