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I’m applying for loan for university and they ask me my Immigration Category Code.

I’m a permanent resident since 11 years.
Apparently, I can find it in “box 19 of your Record of Landing (IMM 1000) or Confirmation of Permanent Residence (IMM 5292) issued by Citizenship and Immigration Canada.”

I can’t find these paperwork, and calling Service Canada or Immigration Canada is worse than trying to talk to someone at Bell.
So is there a way to access these information online, provided my Social Insurance Number?

thks

Chicago, Oct 23, 2007. Press conference held in front of the Canadian Consulate after peace activists were denied entry to Canada based on an FBI watch list.

The Third of the Molson Canadian Unwritten Code Commericals. “There’s an unwritten code in Canada. If you live by it, chances are; You’ve driven an hour for 19 minutes of ice time. You’ve been to a bar that starts with Mc or ends in Annigan’s. You appreciate a woman who’s into sports. You’ll call anyone with goalie equiptment, a friend. You know what a J-stroke is. And sometimes, figure skating is worth watching. You know the sippy cup lid isn’t as dumb as it sounds. You’ve worn a canoe as a hat. You’ve assembled a barbeque, and, they’re not dents, they’re goals. This is our beer, Molson Canadian.”

The First of the Molson Canadian Unwritten Code Commericals. “There’s an unwritten code in Canada. If you live by it, chances are; You’ve left your coat on some pile, and knew it wouldn’t get stolen. You’ve never made a move on your buddies girlfriend. You know that on a road trip the strongest bladder determines the pit stops. You’ve kept all your hockey trophy’s. You’ve replaced someones pint if you’ve knocked there’s over. If your buddies in trouble, you’ve got his back. You’ve clapped for a dancer even though she shouldn’t be a dancer. You’ve used a blow torch to curve your stick. You’ve used your arm as an ice-scraper, and, you’ve grown a beard in the post season. This is our beer, Molson Canadian.”