Add multiple PDFs or document photos, arrange them, merge everything into one PDF, and compress the final webform package toward a 2 MB target.
Prepare one organised webform PDF by combining PDFs and document photos in the order you choose. The tool uses browser-based compression to work toward a 2 MB output target, while keeping the final review in your hands.
Review the finished result carefully before using it for office work, an employer, a school, the IRCC portal or another government website. Check page order, dates, names, signatures, readability and the file-size limit for the exact upload form. Keep your original file so you can make changes or provide a clearer copy later.
It works toward a 2 MB output, which is a practical target for a compact webform package. Check the limit shown in the live IRCC form and the final size before you submit.
Yes. Add PDFs and document photos together, arrange them, and the tool builds one combined file.
IRCC lists updating an application, including submitting documents, as a web form purpose. Follow the request you received and upload only documents that relate to your application.
No. IRCC says an additional web form does not speed up processing when an application is still being processed. Send an update when it is needed, not simply to ask for faster processing.
IRCC says it sends an acknowledgement of receipt after a web form is submitted. Save that confirmation and keep a copy of the document package you sent.
No. IRCC says the web form cannot make an application decision. It is a way to communicate, provide updates or submit documents, not a substitute for an eligibility decision.
Open the finished PDF and check every page, the order, file size, names, dates, signatures and readability. Keep the original files and the final uploaded copy for your own records.
This independent tool is provided for general information and document preparation. Check official requirements before you submit an application.