Library and Archives Canada holds immigration records from 1865 to 1935. You can search these records by name, or by ship, to find more information about your ancestors.
Use the 'Check application status' tool to see if your application has been processed. You can also use the 'Client Application Status' service to check the status of your application by providing your name, date of birth and social insurance number.
Ancestry.ca has a large collection of Canadian immigration records, including passenger lists and border crossing records. You can search these records by name, birthdate, and other details to find your ancestors.
FamilySearch has a guide on how to find immigration records in Canada, including tips on searching online databases and accessing records at archives and libraries. You can also search their collection of Canadian immigration records by name.
Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada provides information on how to access your immigration records, including how to make a request under the Access to Information Act or the Privacy Act. You can also use your social insurance number to verify your identity.
The Archives of Ontario holds a large collection of Canadian immigration records, including records from the Ontario Immigration Department. You can search these records by name, or by ship, to find more information about your ancestors.
MyFamilyHistory.ca provides a search engine for Canadian immigration records, including passenger lists and border crossing records. You can search these records by name, birthdate, and other details to find your ancestors.
The Genealogist provides a guide on how to find and use Canadian immigration records for genealogy research. The guide covers topics such as searching online databases, accessing records at archives and libraries, and using social insurance numbers to verify identities.