Can’t find your TRN card? Don’t panic. If you’ve lost your TRN card in Jamaica, it’s quick and easy to get a replacement — either in person or online. This 2025 guide walks you through the steps to report, replace, and retrieve your Taxpayer Registration Number (TRN).
📌 What is a TRN?
Your Taxpayer Registration Number (TRN) is a unique 9-digit ID used for everything from banking and employment to school registration and vehicle licensing. Losing your card doesn’t mean losing your number — you just need a replacement.
🧾 Step-by-Step: Replacing a Lost TRN Card
1. Visit the TAJ Website or Tax Office
- Online: jamaicatax.gov.jm
- In-person: Nearest Tax Administration Jamaica (TAJ) branch
2. Download and Complete the TRN Replacement Form
- Form is called the “TRN Replacement Application”
- Available at TAJ offices or on the TAJ website
3. Provide Required Documents
- Valid government-issued photo ID
- TRN number (if you remember it)
- Completed application form
- Payment for replacement fee (if applicable)
4. Pay the Processing Fee
As of 2025, the TRN replacement fee is JMD $500. Pay this at the Tax Office cashier or online.
5. Collect Your New TRN Card
- Processing time is typically 1–3 business days
- You may be asked to show ID again when collecting the card
- If you applied online, pick-up details will be emailed to you
💻 Can You Replace a TRN Online?
Yes. You can submit your application form and documents by email or through the TAJ eServices portal — especially useful if you’re overseas.
✅ Pro Tips
- Save a digital copy of your TRN card to your phone or email
- Write down your TRN number in a secure place
- Report lost cards quickly to prevent misuse
📌 Conclusion
Losing your TRN card isn’t the end of the world — but replacing it is important. Follow this simple guide to get your replacement fast and stay on track with school, work, and banking. For more help with government services, click here.
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