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Can I use 000-000-000 as a SIN# for a non-resident spouse? Is it legally allowed by CRA?

 
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Can I use 000-000-000 as a SIN# for a non-resident spouse? Is it legally allowed by CRA?

Yes, if your spouse does not have a Social Insurance Number, you should enter 000 000 000 in that field.

Can I use 000-000-000 as a SIN# for a non-resident spouse? Is it legally allowed by CRA?

Thanks! I was just confused if it's legally permissible from CRA 🙂

Can I use 000-000-000 as a SIN# for a non-resident spouse? Is it legally allowed by CRA?

Yes, it is legal to enter 000 000 000 in the Social Insurance Number field if your spouse does not have one as a non-resident.