If you've received a new passport and had your old one punched and stamped 'CANCELLED' at the passport office, here's how to handle it in your immigration profile:
- List only the new, valid passport in your active application/profile. A cancelled passport no longer has travel validity, so it shouldn't be entered as your current identity document.
- Keep the old, cancelled passport on hand regardless. If it contains a still-relevant visa stamp (for example, a foreign residency visa), you may need to physically present it later even though it's not listed as your active document.
- A 'CANCELLED' stamp does supersede the passport's printed expiry date for the purpose of using it as a travel document — it's no longer valid for travel from the date it was cancelled, regardless of what expiry date is printed on it.
The short version: new passport goes in your application; old cancelled one gets kept physically for its stamps, not entered as an active document.