Proof of Language Proficiency

[mytammy]

Hello, i hope someone can help me. Did anyone try using Official Transcript of Record for proof of Language Proficiency? Transcript from a college here in Canada i mean. Thank you in advance.

 

[tracey321]

Hello, i hope someone can help me. Did anyone try using Official Transcript of Record for proof of Language Proficiency? Transcript from a college here in Canada i mean. Thank you in advance.

I submitted a copy of Canadian transcript aswell as a copy of my certificate and it was accepted

 

[mytammy]

I submitted a copy of Canadian transcript aswell as a copy of my certificate and it was accepted

I dont have certificate yet since i am not yet finished with my course as i am o ly part time student. Is that ok you think?

 

[tracey321]

I dont have certificate yet since i am not yet finished with my course as i am o ly part time student. Is that ok you think?

not sure if that would be accepted there is a check list on ecas website that has a listing so you can check if an official transcript is accepted because your transcript actually has a listing of all courses completed and they were either in English or french

 

[mytammy]

not sure if that would be accepted there is a check list on ecas website that has a listing so you can check if an official transcript is accepted because your transcript actually has a listing of all courses completed and they were either in English or french

Ok i will

not sure if that would be accepted there is a check list on ecas website that has a listing so you can check if an official transcript is accepted because your transcript actually has a listing of all courses completed and they were either in English or french

But you think it is automatic that the language of

 

[sns204]

I dont have certificate yet since i am not yet finished with my course as i am o ly part time student. Is that ok you think?

You would need to have completed the program which resulted in a certificate, diploma, or degree.

 

[DavEd]

You would need to have completed the program which resulted in a certificate, diploma, or degree.

No you don’t need to have completed....

The manual states that “ proof that you have completed or are currently attending....”
Said proof can be “ transcript, certificate or diploma”
https://www.canada.ca/en/immigration-refugees-citizenship/services/canadian-citizenship/become-canadian-citizen/eligibility/language-proof.html

 

[DavEd]

Hello, i hope someone can help me. Did anyone try using Official Transcript of Record for proof of Language Proficiency? Transcript from a college here in Canada i mean. Thank you in advance.

A transcript from a college here in Canada will do , even if you have not completed it....
This is what the guide on language proficiency says..
https://www.canada.ca/en/immigration-refugees-citizenship/services/canadian-citizenship/become-canadian-citizen/eligibility/language-proof.html

 

[mytammy]

A transcript from a college here in Canada will do , even if you have not completed it....
This is what the guide on language proficiency says..
https://www.canada.ca/en/immigration-refugees-citizenship/services/canadian-citizenship/become-canadian-citizen/eligibility/language-proof.html

Thank you. Sometimes things get confusing when completing the check list.

 

[sns204]

No you don’t need to have completed....

The manual states that “ proof that you have completed or are currently attending....”
Said proof can be “ transcript, certificate or diploma”
https://www.canada.ca/en/immigration-refugees-citizenship/services/canadian-citizenship/become-canadian-citizen/eligibility/language-proof.html

I stand corrected. Thanks!