Renewing PR
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Renewing PR
So another quick question - I am in the process of getting ready to renew my PR.
I am sending photo copies of things they are asking for - however do I need this to be certified by Notary Public if they are in English ?
In the guide it mentions this - however it is not clear whether that refers to translated documents? or all documents?
Thanks in advance.
I am sending photo copies of things they are asking for - however do I need this to be certified by Notary Public if they are in English ?
In the guide it mentions this - however it is not clear whether that refers to translated documents? or all documents?
Thanks in advance.
#2
Re: Renewing PR
Hi
1. Documents in English/French copies no certification.
2. Documents in a foreign language, a Canadian certified translator will certify the translation, no need for notary.
So another quick question - I am in the process of getting ready to renew my PR.
I am sending photo copies of things they are asking for - however do I need this to be certified by Notary Public if they are in English ?
In the guide it mentions this - however it is not clear whether that refers to translated documents? or all documents?
Thanks in advance.
I am sending photo copies of things they are asking for - however do I need this to be certified by Notary Public if they are in English ?
In the guide it mentions this - however it is not clear whether that refers to translated documents? or all documents?
Thanks in advance.
2. Documents in a foreign language, a Canadian certified translator will certify the translation, no need for notary.
#4
Re: Renewing PR
The translator usually arranges for this and the fee is usually included in the cost of translation if you tell them up front you require this.