Passport Canada Locations in Toronto With Maps & Directions

Posted January 21st, 2008 by Dan Matan

For information on the Passport Canada Office in North York at 4900 Yonge Street, Click here

Please Comment With Your Experience at the Toronto Passport Canada Office!

Help out others by coming back to this site after you get your passport renewed and commenting on the service, wait times and advice on how to get to the Toronto Passport Canada Office. When you need your Canadian Passport Renewed in 5 years, someone's advice here may help you out greatly!

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This is the location that you would have to go to in order to get Rush or Express service on your passport. Mailed applications take up to 5 weeks these days, while dropping off your Canadian Passport application at an office like this one should take just 2 weeks without even paying extra. You can even skip the line by following my Epass process linked above which means pre-filling most of the form online.

My friend went to the Toronto Passport Canada Office at 3PM on January 23rd 2008 (a Tuesday), and was in line for less than 10 minutes. There were only about 30-40 people in the office itself at that time. I bet that most lineups aren't too long these days until a crunch time hits (eg: When Passports will be required for land travel or near holiday travelling times).

Passport Canada
Suite 300
74 Victoria Street
Toronto, ON

Mon-Fri: 8:00 - 16:30

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Click here for Toronto locations of Receiving Agents or Canada Post Offices that can accept Canadian passport applications. These offices cannot accept urgent or express applications, requests for modifications, or forms without a guarantor's signature. Even then, they will take about 5 weeks to process your application. It is also my understanding that these applications still require that you send away your identification (eg: birth certificates), they just don't go through the Canada Post mail system.

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Name Change

On January 18th, 2010 Anonymous (not verified) says:

Do I need a Guarantor to sign the renewal of my passport if I am changing names? If so will a lawyer be able to do so or will they need to have known me for 3yrs? Being new to the city what if I do not have someone whom has know me that long???

Excellent info. It took me

On January 14th, 2010 Perelynn (not verified) says:

Excellent info. It took me less than 15 minutes on 74 Victoria St, and I wasn't first in the line!
It is indeed open at 8 AM, so I was able to get to work in time.

Thanks for putting in the

On May 29th, 2009 Anonymous (not verified) says:

Thanks for putting in the effort to do this. Too bad the government can't be so simple in their instructions.

Thanks a bunch for your

On September 9th, 2009 Anonymous (not verified) says:

Thanks a bunch for your efforts here. It saved me a lot of grief!

Thanks and Advice for others

On February 25th, 2009 Anonymous (not verified) says:

Thanks for this info, I found it to be quite helpful. Depressing that we need a third party to make it this easy. I wonder how much we pay each year in tax dollars for the government site?

Anyway, we went there today and learned something. They will ask at the pre-screening desk when you first come in if you are traveling soon, the correct answer to this question is "YES" not "no." We said no and watched as several other people were serviced ahead of us because they were desperate. Nice if you're desperate, sucks for us more organized lot. Nevertheless our wait time was one hour. We arrived at 8:05 am on a Wednesday.

Arriving at 8:00 meant we were able to park on the street. By 8:10 that wouldn't be possible unless you're lucky.

Big Thanks.

On September 3rd, 2008 Anonymous (not verified) says:

Excellent info. How sad is the fact that you have to look up a third party to find the right info. Most government sites are, well, don't tell you much. Thanks again.

Hey thanks for the info on

On July 1st, 2008 Anonymous (not verified) says:

Hey thanks for the info on this site ---- I wanted to pick up my passport and of course typical govt form - they didnt publish their office hours - again --- thanks

Thanks to the info on this

On March 16th, 2008 Anonymous (not verified) says:

Thanks to the info on this site, I completed the online version of the application and was in and out of the passport office in 15 minutes at 4900 Yonge St in Toronto at noon on 3/13/08. Instead of having to wait for two hours, my number was the first one called after it was assigned. By paying close attention to the instructions the process was a breeze and I was spared a two hour wait.

Dan Matan