Hi guys, I'm preparing my BC PNP for 2016. I almost have all the documents ready except certificate of incorporation. I'm currently working full-time at TD Bank, and was told by HR certificate of incorporation is a confidential document wouldn't allow anyone to make a photocopy. I'm wondering if anyone in this forum have similar situation like me, or someone could give me some suggestions I would be so appreciate!!!! And I've contacted BC PNP office many times, both Email and Phone are non-response.
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Its actually quite weird, i've worked in the US and have seen many companies just displaying their Cert. of incorporation on the walls in the offices... just to show that they are legit.
Hi Wawawa,
You just walk-in to any BC Office and ask for Certificate of Incorporation for your company, they will charge somewhere about $11.00 to provide you company search document.
You just walk-in to any BC Office and ask for Certificate of Incorporation for your company, they will charge somewhere about $11.00 to provide you company search document.
Your application will not be complete without Certificate of Incorporation. So my suggestion is to show your HR the purpose you need it for. May be give her the checklist of documents you need to submit for your application.
Remember - The Employer's documents play the most important role in your application.
Remember - The Employer's documents play the most important role in your application.
Hi Wawawa,
What did you end up doing. As I am sailing on the same boat as you. I work for CIBC and my HR said that they can't provide certificate of incorporation. I have received my invitation to apply. What to do next please advise.
Thank you
What did you end up doing. As I am sailing on the same boat as you. I work for CIBC and my HR said that they can't provide certificate of incorporation. I have received my invitation to apply. What to do next please advise.
Thank you
Can't you go to the business office in Canada that issues the certificate of incorporation and pay a fee to do a search and also for a copy as someone said earlier? This is so weird that companies are claiming that this is confidential as it's not. In the US anyone can get this info and I would expect this is the same in Canada.
