Immigrant Interview in London Embassy
Mar 4th 2001, 11:50 am
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I'm due to attend for my immigrant interview with my wife in a few weeks. Do I need to
get my sposors forms notorized beforehand or can we both sign in front of the
immigration official.
All help appreciated.
get my sposors forms notorized beforehand or can we both sign in front of the
immigration official.
All help appreciated.
Mar 4th 2001, 2:00 pm
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I had my employment letter notarized on my lawyer's advice.
It certainly didn't do any harm and my interview went very smoothly in Montreal.
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I had my employment letter notarized on my lawyer's advice.
It certainly didn't do any harm and my interview went very smoothly in Montreal.
Mar 4th 2001, 2:01 pm
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We did it right there in front of the consulate staff. Authentication by a British notary
doesn't count, so you've few alternatives!
-- Mark
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We did it right there in front of the consulate staff. Authentication by a British notary
doesn't count, so you've few alternatives!
-- Mark
Mar 4th 2001, 3:34 pm
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Bill Foonman wrote:
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The employment letter has to be notarized. It is an absolute requirement. And you can't do
that at the consulate, since the signature of the employer is notarized (unless your
employer is right there with you
-Joe
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The employment letter has to be notarized. It is an absolute requirement. And you can't do
that at the consulate, since the signature of the employer is notarized (unless your
employer is right there with you
-Joe
