Visitor record extension and restoration document preparation
VISITOR STATUS • EXTEND OR RESTORE
Visitor Record Extensions & Restoration
Want to stay longer in Canada as a visitor? We help you choose the right pathway, prepare the right proof, and submit a clean, officer-friendly package.

Need more time in Canada?

Two common situations: (1) you’re still in status and want to extend your stay, or (2) you missed the deadline and need restoration. We keep it simple, structured, and consistent.

London & Brampton

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Extend as a Visitor (Visitor Record)

Apply before your status expires
  • Best option if you are still in status today.
  • Usually submitted online with proof of funds and purpose.
  • If you apply before expiry and remain in Canada, you may stay while waiting (maintained status).

Status Restoration

If you missed the deadline
  • For clients who lost status after expiry and want to restore.
  • Requires a clear explanation + strong supporting documents.
  • Timing matters—act quickly once you discover the issue.

Document checklist

Extension checklist

Recommended documents to support a Visitor Record extension request.

  • Passport (bio page + all stamped/visa pages)
  • Current status proof (entry stamp / Visitor Record, if any)
  • Proof of funds (bank statements, pay stubs, sponsor support if applicable)
  • Purpose of extension (short letter: why, how long, and plan to leave)
  • Proof of ties outside Canada (employment, family, property, obligations)
  • Accommodation details in Canada (address + who you’re staying with)

Restoration checklist

Additional documents used when you need to restore visitor status.

  • All items from the extension checklist
  • Clear explanation for missing the deadline (dates + facts)
  • Proof you can support yourself during the requested period
  • Supporting evidence (medical notes, travel disruptions, etc. if applicable)
Want a clean plan before you apply?
Message your expiry date and reason to stay. We’ll confirm whether you should extend or restore and what evidence to include.
This page provides general information and does not constitute legal advice. For case-specific guidance, book a consultation.
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