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Hi everybody, I changed the formula in my cell -No. of days since received, in the spreadsheet because I think we do not have the correct one, we have to count net work days (without weekends), as Inland January did it in their spreadsheet. If you want to do it too, you just have to copy the...

I’m not sure if you should send a new application. I don’t think they would like to accept a new application if they had already received the other one. I would wait until they reply. But, I’m sorry, for sure, I don’t really know, why don’t you google it and see what it appears. *update: I found...

I am so sorry, but you still can do it by yourself. I suggest you to read the simple and the complete guides. They really help you a lot. For passport, if it is in English or French, you do not have to translate it, they just want photocopies and they do not need to be certified. For birth...

Yes, I’m sorry, this is an issue, because they are pretty clear about how you have to submit documents that are not in English or French. You can read their instructions in the complete guide. Also, I’m sorry, but I don’t know if you can send an update before they contact you. I don’t think so...

Certified copy of the translation --> the document that they give you with the stamps and/or seals. Talking about another kind of document, not the translation one, because I already explained about it. For example, for Mexico, for birth certificate or any other official document: Mexico –...

Firstly, I am not sure if you mean that "you" translated the documents because for sure migration will not accept it. You can read it in the complete guide: "Important information: Translations must not be done by the applicants themselves nor by an applicant’s parent, guardian, sibling, spouse...

Thanks! Good luck too.

You have to send the paper with the stamps which the certified translator gave it to you because that is the certified translation. You do not have to remove any stamp or seal. When I translated my documents, the certified translator who is also a lawyer, told me that I do not have to violate...

Don't worry, now I understand you. "Translation of documents You must submit the following for any document that is not in English or French, unless otherwise stated on your document checklist: the English or French translation; and an affidavit* from the person who completed the translation...

Hi, I am not really sure about what you are asking, but, if your country specifications ask for translations and government-certified copies, you have to send both.

Yes, it’s luck, because if you were born in a country that the government doesn’t ask for ID attached in their letters, then, you don’t have to do it. They asked me to do it, but I’m from Latin America, obviously, if you’re European they would not ask you.

Hi, are you Canadian? Canadian letters don’t need to be notirized and they don’t ask for ID, but all the letters that I have provided in my student permit application and extensions, and inland sponsorship, they had attached an ID or they were notirized because government don’t trust foreign...

Hello, Update on my Application- Application sent: April 7th, 2019 Application received: April 9th, 2019 AOR: Not yet

Hi, I sent it out today. Good luck everyone. Application Sent: April 7th Expected Delivery: April 10th