Hello all,
I first visited Canada in 2005 but since then have not held onto any previous documents as it was ten years ago. All I have is a stamp on a passport that has nothing but the date of entry and the airport code.
I am visiting Canada again and filling out the ETA online form as this is what I must do being from the UK. It says the UCI number is mandatory, so I can't leave it blank (it says error, field must be filled in). But I don't know what the number is and have no way of finding out.
I thought about filling it in like this: 0000 0000 and writing a note providing the date when I last visited and explaining that I do not remember any UCI number. I'm worried it's too risky.
I plan on doing an express entry next year and so do not want to be refused entry on this second visit.
Can anyone help?
I first visited Canada in 2005 but since then have not held onto any previous documents as it was ten years ago. All I have is a stamp on a passport that has nothing but the date of entry and the airport code.
I am visiting Canada again and filling out the ETA online form as this is what I must do being from the UK. It says the UCI number is mandatory, so I can't leave it blank (it says error, field must be filled in). But I don't know what the number is and have no way of finding out.
I thought about filling it in like this: 0000 0000 and writing a note providing the date when I last visited and explaining that I do not remember any UCI number. I'm worried it's too risky.
I plan on doing an express entry next year and so do not want to be refused entry on this second visit.
Can anyone help?
