leonht said:What should I do in the case where I don't have access to Canadian translators? Does CIC accept translations + affidavit from a translator in my home country?
the affidavit is enough.i had the same dilemma and the notary I went to made it clear that they don't certify translations that already have the affidavit.ConnieD said:Hi!
I've got a question regarding translation requirements.
I have my documents transated from Spanish to English and have the affidavit from the translator. My question is, as I see in requirements a certified copy of originals should be uploaded, but, why would I certify a copy if Im uploading he original from which the documents where translated???
If I ulpload originals + translation + affidavit,is it enough??? Or do I still have to get certififed copies?
Thanks!
Connie.
EmploymentOppty said:Do NOT use ATIO. They're extremely expensive, you may face something close to $100/document from them.
From personal perspective, here are a few I found the most reasonable:
- http://www.docsbase.ca/
- http://document-translation.ca/
- http://docwork.ca/
The first one was the least expensive and, probably, the most professional of them all, but that's my personal opinion, though. I paid for my five docs less than $100 which is much better than what I was offered. The worst quote I got was $130 for one document %)