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Replace lost, stolen, or damaged documents in Saskatchewan

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Facts checked September 2026 · See what changed · How we check

Per-document steps for Saskatchewan residents: official agencies, current links, and a free downloadable checklist.

If documents were stolen: file a police report and keep a copy before starting any replacement application.

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    Saskatchewan provincial documents

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    Birth Certificate

    Provincial
    AgencyeHealth Saskatchewan: Vital Statistics
    FeeVerify current fee at the official link below
    TimelineAllow 2–8 weeks for standard delivery; expedited options may be available
    Apply at eHealth Saskatchewan: Vital Statistics →

    Driver's Licence

    Provincial
    AgencySGI (Saskatchewan Government Insurance): MySGI
    FeeVerify current fee at the official link below
    NoteSGI handles all driver's licence replacements in Saskatchewan.
    Replace at SGI (Saskatchewan Government Insurance): MySGI →

    Health Card: Saskatchewan Health Card

    Provincial
    AgencyeHealth Saskatchewan: Health Registries
    NoteApply for a replacement health card through eHealth Saskatchewan.
    Replace Saskatchewan Health Card →
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    Federal documents (every province)

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    SIN: Confirmation of SIN

    Federal
    AgencyService Canada
    FeeFree
    NoteService Canada no longer issues SIN cards. You receive a Confirmation of SIN letter instead. Apply online via My Service Canada Account or in person at any Service Canada centre with 2 original pieces of ID.
    Service Canada: lost/stolen SIN →

    Passport (lost or stolen)

    Federal
    AgencyPassport Canada / Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada
    Steps
    1. Report the loss, call Passport Canada: 1-800-567-6868
    2. If it was still valid, complete the declaration on form PPTC 203 and include it with your application
    3. If it had already expired, renew or apply in the normal way; no special form is needed
    FeeIf it was still valid: the regular fee plus a $45 replacement fee. If it had already expired: the regular fee only
    NoteReport it first, then check whether you can renew.
    Passport Canada: lost/stolen guide →

    Lost, stolen or damaged passport: report it to 1-800-567-6868, file PPTC 203, and expect the $45 surcharge on a lost or stolen replacement. The passport guide: lost, stolen or damaged →

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    Build your Saskatchewan replacement checklist

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    BUILD YOUR FREE CHECKLIST

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    Frequently asked questions

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    How do I replace a lost birth certificate in Saskatchewan?

    Apply to eHealth Saskatchewan: Vital Statistics. Verify the current fee at the official link. Standard delivery takes 2–8 weeks; expedited options may be available.

    How do I replace a lost driver's licence in Saskatchewan?

    Contact SGI (Saskatchewan Government Insurance): MySGI. SGI handles all driver's licence replacements in Saskatchewan. Verify the current fee at the official link above.

    How do I replace a lost Saskatchewan Health Card card?

    Apply for a replacement health card through eHealth Saskatchewan.

    How do I get a SIN replacement?

    Service Canada no longer issues SIN cards. Request a free Confirmation of SIN letter online via My Service Canada Account, or in person at any Service Canada centre with 2 original pieces of ID. No fee.

    What do I do if I lost my Canadian passport?

    Report it to Passport Canada (1-800-567-6868), then check whether you can renew. If the lost or stolen passport was still valid, include form PPTC 203 and pay the regular fee plus a $45 replacement fee. If it had already expired, just renew or apply in the normal way.

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Facts checked September 2026

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Informational guide only. Guidepost is not a law firm. This guide explains the typical process and is not legal advice. Requirements can change. Verify current rules with the relevant government authority or a qualified professional before you act.