Travel Records Certification
The BI Travel Records Certification showing your recorded travel history — who asks for it, the application process, and how it differs from passport stamps.
Community-written and moderated by volunteers. Based on real experiences and official sources — offices may interpret rules differently.
Processes may vary by office, city or province. Always confirm with your local agency before traveling.
Summary
The BI Travel Records Certification showing your recorded travel history — who asks for it, the application process, and how it differs from passport stamps.
Key facts
What you'll need
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This section reflects real experiences. Always confirm with your local office before traveling.
Common issues
What it proves
Travel Records Certification is a BI document showing travel information recorded for an individual. It may be requested for immigration applications, citizenship matters, legal proceedings, tax or residence analysis, or a correction of an official record.
What it is NOT
It is different from a passport stamp and does not replace the passport or visa record.
Applying
The BI process includes: completing the form, attaching supporting documents, waiting for an Order of Payment Slip, paying the fee, submitting the application with the original receipt, and returning with the claim stub to receive the certification.
Before applying
Ask the receiving institution how far back the travel history must go and whether it needs a certified copy, apostille or translation.
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Frequently asked questions
Quick answers to the most common questions about this process.
No — it is an official BI document of recorded travel information. It does not replace the passport or visa record.
Ask the receiving institution — some want a full history, others a specific period, and it may need apostille or translation.
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Initial draft from official sources.
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