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    Canada eTA · Corrections and wrong details

    Canada eTA Correction — Wrong Passport Number, Name or Changed Details

    Canada eTA correction guide for wrong passport numbers, names or changed details. Learn what to check before submission, what a new passport changes and where to verify the official process.

    EstaEta is a private, non-government service operated by Arc Techno Pty Ltd. EstaEta service fee: US$49.95 per applicant. Official Government of Canada eTA fee: CAN$7, separate.

    Quick answer

    What you need to know first

    Passport and biographical details should match the travel document exactly. If an application contains incorrect information or the passport changes, follow the Government of Canada instructions for the specific situation; do not alter an official confirmation yourself.

    Official eTA facts

    Fee, processing and validity at a glance

    Official fee: CAN$7

    The Government of Canada currently charges CAN$7 per eTA application. EstaEta's private service fee is separate.

    Usually minutes, sometimes days

    Canada says most applications are approved within minutes, while some can take several days or require additional documents.

    Up to five years

    An eTA can be valid for up to five years or until the linked passport expires, whichever comes first.

    Practical checks

    Before you rely on the eTA route

    Check names, passport number, nationality and dates against the physical passport

    A replacement or new passport can require a new eTA because the authorization is passport-linked

    Keep government application references and emails available when checking next steps

    Use official instructions for the correction or reapplication route that applies to your situation

    Frequently asked questions

    Canada eTA Correction — Wrong Passport Number, Name or Changed Details FAQ

    What if I entered the wrong passport number on my Canada eTA?

    The eTA is linked to passport information, so an incorrect passport number can create a serious mismatch. Check the official Government of Canada instructions for the correct next step before travel.

    Can I edit an eTA after it has been submitted?

    The correct remedy depends on the information involved and the application's status. Use current Government of Canada instructions rather than attempting to alter an official confirmation yourself.

    Do I need a new eTA after replacing my passport?

    Canada says the eTA is electronically linked to the passport used in the application. A new passport requires a new eTA for travellers who still need one.

    Can EstaEta change a government eTA record?

    No. EstaEta cannot edit or override a Government of Canada record or decision.

    How can I check the status after correcting an issue?

    Use the Government of Canada's official eTA status route for pending applications or existing eTAs.

    Use the private EstaEta route or apply directly on Canada.ca

    Using EstaEta is optional. Canadian authorities control the official application, processing, decision and admission to Canada.