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Thank you for that. If the translator writes that he certifies that it's a true translation from an original document and he is a sworn translator (and writes his registery number) is that enough for an 'affidavit'?

Thanks for the links. Sorry, what do I need a notary for?

Thanks Sita! We thought we didn't need to get an upfront medical, but now that we got to our checklist, it looks like we do and time is running out...Argh...

My first daughter was born 11 days after her due date, so at almost 42 weeks. This one doesn't look like he's ready to come out yet either! And 4 weeks is 28 days. We only have 27 days to submit our application :(

Thank you - I was also worried about the whole misrepresentation thing. Your suggestion with the birth certificate sounds great. Thank you!

I'm 38 weeks pregnant and really need to do the medical before baby is born as 1) we have 27 days to submit our application 2) can't really wait as baby might be late 3) not sure I will be up for going to get a medical right after the baby is born. So I've just read on the clinic's website that...

Thank you!

Does anyone have a link to the guidelines for translations done outside of Canada? I remember reading something about an affidavit, but now can't find it. What is that exactly? Does a sworn, registered translator need to provide one? Thank you.

Thank you both. How long does it take to get results? We only have 27 days left to submit our application. Additionally, I'm pregnant, so can't have an x-ray!

Thank y ou for replying Are you sure? I thought we include the child, just write 'unaccompanying'? She hasn't been included in the payment section, so I guess they are seeing that she doesn't need PR.

Our child was born in Canada, so is a Canadian citizen. We put her down as 'unaccompanying', but in the checklist is says she needs to go through a medical. That's not right, is it? What do we do?

We've just got to our checklist stage and it's asking for 'Proof of medical exam'. I thought there are two options: - we do an upfront medical OR - we do a medical AFTER we submit the application We wanted to go with the second option, so after we submit the application. Does this mean that...

Our permits expire in October. This is BC PNP.

My timeline is in my sig.

Yes, I was wondering about this too. I think I need to give every single country, right?

Very clear and useful reply. Thank you!

So from what I understand we have 60 days to submit our application (after ITA). Once we submit the application, we will receive a specified checklist with all the documents that we need to upload. Is that right? How much time have we got then to upload documents?

Thanks. I have absolutely no stamps from the EU as I travelled from one EU country to another.

Can anyone help me with this please? I also have another question. Apparently there are only 30 lines for the travel history, so what do I do with the 50 remaining entries?

Just about the job, qualifications, etc. Nothing to worry about.