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https://www.canadavisa.com/canada-immigration-discussion-board/threads/why-do-we-need-a-certified-copy-of-a-document-if-we-can-scan-the-original.502354/#post-6118278

You need to send your documents to WES Canada.

Agreed.

Please see this post https://www.canadavisa.com/canada-immigration-discussion-board/threads/certified-copies-of-originals.469409/page-2#post-6039160

I already got my PR without including any certified "true" copies. True copies are one thing, certified copies by the translator are another. True copies can replace the original because they are provided by the public notary. But since you are uploading the original, then IRCC don't need any...

I was reading another comment by him giving the same explanation like mine. You'll be taking one for the team, so let us know how your application goes!

I don't see the point of attaching a certified true copy by the notary when you're uploading the original. How can IRCC know that the translation belongs to the document you're uploading if the translation is in a separate paper?

The translator translates the original document, but he/she has to provide a copy with their stamp and signature in order to show IRCC that they translated the original of that document.

The certified copy has to be provided by the translator who did the translation. They don't care about a certified copy from the notary, they want to know that the translator saw that particular document and translated it. You can get the PCC translated again making sure to follow all the...

Either or a mix of both.

She doesn't have a cell phone? Bills are better than T4 in my opinion because they're recent.

Unfortunately I don't know.

A certified copy is to indicate the translator translated that particular document you're uploading the original of. I received it without asking from a translator in my home country and another in Canada, thus proving it's a common practice.

You don't get points for spouse foreign work experience. You can safely remove them. It also doesn't hurt to explain why you made the change in the LOE.

No one can see what's in your bank account. I'm not sure if they can ever ask for additional proof during the review process, but I don't think I've read about someone going though a scenario like that. (Additional POF documents) Other than that, when you land in Canada for the first time, you...

Yes.

What is your graduation date? Ceremony? I put the date my results came out.

Why would you do that? The whole point is to show that she's spending money in Canada at Canadian stores. You can have a Canadian credit card and use it in other countries. Just hide the all but the last 4 digits to prevent misuse and explain why you did so in the LOE. It also can be her bank...

Yes. Your UCI will carry on with you for the rest of your life and doesn't change. It's written on the PR card and on your citizenship certificate when you become Canadian. Be consistent with whatever you had before as long as it makes sense. If you need to change something, mention that in the...

You must land before the COPR expiry date, that's all you need to worry about.