Translating passport stamps

[m0ltarovich]

I have a single stamp from my home country in a foreign language. And it's not a travel stamp, but just a registration with the embassy in Canada. It has nothing to do with exit / entry.

But I can see that an interview person might get confused as to what that stamp is.

Is it necessary to translate passport stamps?

Thanks.

 

[nanni_doc]

I had two exit stamps for China which were completely in Chinese, I had them translated but the interview officer didn’t ask for them. He did look at all the stamps on my passport though. What I am trying to say is there is no harm in getting them translated although most likely you wont need them

 

[trk1]

I have a single stamp from my home country in a foreign language. And it's not a travel stamp, but just a registration with the embassy in Canada. It has nothing to do with exit / entry.

But I can see that an interview person might get confused as to what that stamp is.

Is it necessary to translate passport stamps?

Thanks.

Simple answer - Go for it.
Details: In all likelihood will never be asked...but as per OP bulletin, prudent to have the certified translation for the interview. Refer link: https://www.canada.ca/en/immigration-refugees-citizenship/corporate/publications-manuals/operational-bulletins-manuals/canadian-citizenship/admininistration/general-file-processing/applications-translation-documents.html