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Look for this number on: letters we sent you. your immigration document such as a PR card, study or work permit.

An AOR Canada serves as a confirmation that IRCC has received and is reviewing your material. It includes your Unique Client Identifier (UCI), your application number, the date your application was opened and often, when processing started, as well as other details.

What is Document Number? A document number is a number attached to a document. For example, when you receive a Work Permit, you may see a document number on the work permit paper. Consequently, a document number is unique to the document and different from UCI or the Application Number.

The application number or file number is unique to your submitted application. This number usually begins with one or more letters, followed by nine digits.

Application numbers usually have 1 letter and 9 numbers. For example: Citizenship: C123456789.

If we begin to process your application, we'll send you an acknowledgement of receipt letter or email with an application number. We don't send an acknowledgement of receipt until we have opened your application and checked that it's complete.

The number assigned to a patent application at the time of filing. The application number (or filing number) is generally made up of a country code, the year of filing and a serial number of variable length.

What is a document number? A document number appears on official immigration documents, e.g. study permits. It is usually printed in black ink as a letter (an "F" for study permits, ?U? for work permits and ?C? for Visitor Record) followed by 9 numbers.