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alisheng

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ive been to cnada for 2 years 2004-2006 i went back to philippines due to a late work permit process i applied for late work permit and that time i dont have any idea
how to restore my paper that time only had in mind was to go back phils that i dont want to have problem with the laws of canda and stayed phils 6 years and get married the question i
will i be using same sin no. when i go back cnada coz ill be using my married name
 
check the website of your province in canada to get the accurate information
 
You can include ur marriage certificate copy and a cover letter explaining ur situation.
 
@Rajaryan

He is also asking for SIN
 
As Canadians or PR's our Social Insurance Number does not change when we get married in Canada. It is our number for life. The following applies to temporary workers. Hope this is what you are looking for.
How do I update the expiry date on my SIN card that begins with a '9'?
Social Insurance Numbers (SINs) that begin with a "9" are issued to temporary workers who are neither Canadian citizens nor permanent residents. These SINs are temporary and valid only until the expiry date printed on the front of the card.

If you are a holder of a SIN card that begins with a "9", it is important that you renew your SIN card to ensure that the expiry date always corresponds with the expiry date on your document from Citizenship and Immigration Canada authorizing you to work in Canada.

If you are an employer, learn more about your responsibilities related to your employees' SINs.
http://www.servicecanada.gc.ca/eng/sin/apply/expiry.shtml
 
thanks for the valuable information
 
@Pippin

Great information. Thanks a lot.
 
If you relate the subject to the content of your post, for example: SOCIAL INSURANCE NUMBER, does it change?, it will be easier for people to respond and for others to learn. Just a hint for next time you post a question. Good Luck.
 
Pippin said:
If you relate the subject to the content of your post, for example: SOCIAL INSURANCE NUMBER, does it change?, it will be easier for people to respond and for others to learn. Just a hint for next time you post a question. Good Luck.
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Thanks for your advise
 
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