Unique Client Identifier (UCI) / Visa number or previous Canadian permit If you`ve applied to Canada in the past, such as a study or work permit, you`ll have a Unique Customer Identifier (UCI).
Look for this number on the letters you received from Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada (IRCC) or on the immigration document issued to you. Example:
Study permit, work permit, or visitor visa
If you don`t know what your ICU is: Type "NA" in the field, or Enter the number of your immigration document (for example: study permit, work permit or visitor visa number).
eTA number
If you were issued an eTA in the past, you will have received a confirmation email. In the top left corner of that message, you`ll find your eTA number, which starts with the letter "J."
If you don`t know your eTA number: Type "NA" in the field

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