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Yeah, I sorta wish I used UPs instead… Anyway, my package was delivered long ago, at the beginning of July. I just only now got curious about who received my package. They called me on the phone and said it was someone named David. I already managed to find this signature among other options...

Guys, I just spoke with DHL reps, they said my package was received by some David. Does anyone here happens to know anybody under name of David in CIO? I wonder if that's Stapleton?

I am not a senior, but I agree with this.

Guys, does anyone knows where can I find out details about these? Maybe someone remembers?

That is a very excellent idea! Implementing these ways of sorting would make things incredibly easier and more convenient.

I have this interesting information from the other forum - one person claims that their pal, a 26 May applicant NOC 2132, was charged on 23 July. What do you guys think of this?

Yeah, apparently today they are busy reading through all the weekend posts ;D ;D ;D

They both are on the fancy paper with watermark. DO NOOOOOOOT send a copy! Send original!

I wonder if CIO know about this forum... Do they know we watch them? ::) ::) ::) - I also got TWO copies of ECA report from WES, it was in June.

Oscar7, Aquarian1990, future_canadian - thank you for your support guys! It really helped! :-* :-* :-*

The problem is, I already submitted my application. Until this day I was SURE that English documents are not required to be in the form of certified true copies. Thank you very much for your reply ANANJAY!

Dear Oscar7, no, I'm not alright at all - I got so extremely worried about this issue! I don't know why, honestly! But I am worried. The information on the forums is very confusing. Were there some forumites that sent plain photocopies of important documents (say, job references) - not certified...

Are you certain? Did you send any plain photocopies? was your DD / CC charged already?

Ok, I will rephrase my question. About copies of documents that are in English originally — should they be certified true copies or are just plain photocopies sufficient? I am sorry to ask this so many times but I read all the sources many times and I am still confused!

Guys who got DD or CC charged or PER have you certified or notarized copies of your documents that were in English originally?

What are those things that Oscar7 is writing?

Oscar7, please explain your reply to me! Seniors please help! I really read all the guides and instructions - there is no mention in them about notarizing or certifying copies of the ORIGINALLY English documents! I thought it was only necessary for TRANSLATED documents!

Please explain what do you mean? Am I in trouble???? I really should have get them notarized? Please, I do not have sense of humor right now.

Guys please HELP!!!! About copies of documents ORIGINALLY IN ENGLISH! Is it necessary to notarize copies of such documents? I did not do that, I thought only copies of non-English documents require notarization!! Please help!!!