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No, I do not need translation, as my diploma is originally in English. I thought as most of applicants send officially translated documents, this is the case for English documents too (certified copy) ;)

Thanks again! Since most of applicants have degree in non-English language, they need to send an official translation of the documents, I thought that a certified copy of English degrees is sufficient.

Thanks Mezo! Useful information ;)

I got my degree in the United States. Do I need to send my original academic diploma & transcript? Or a photocopy is needed? Or do I need to send a certified copy? Since Canada is not part of the Hague Convention Apostille, I need to get certification by the US Secretary of State.

Thanks Pippin! Yes it was quite useful ;) Then, you recommend adding a cover letter explaining unusual issues?

When applying for the US Green Card, writing a descriptive cover letter is a key factor. Is it the case for Canada immigration under federal program?

I fall in the category of Skilled works as a University Professor. In the point-based system for federal program, my score is 83. I have read that it is faster to apply under PNP. What is your suggestion? Federal or PNP? and If PNP, which state is easier and faster? Thanks for your kind advice :)

Feel free to hijack my thread, angelbrat It's nice to see that my question caused the connection of old fellas :)

Thanks for your informative reply ;) Is it usual? or rarely happens? (I mean to satisfy the officer)

Upon having a very high score for Quebec immigration, the applicant will be exempted from interview. Is there such case for federal application too? To waive the interview for applicants with high scores (e.g. >90) ?

Is there a category for non-immigrant visa (one-year business visa with work permit) for entrepreneurs who plan to start a new business (based on a convincing proposal, not investment)? Other countries like NZ have this providing working visa for a tentative period. I want to know if there is...