prashantgupta8055 said:Hi Experts : While filling OINP application I noticed that they require birth certificate as one of the document. My birth certificate is in local language and not in english. What should I do ? Please help...
Manu799 said:Hi Guys, I have a birth certificate which is bilingual (in both the native language with its equivalent english translations) - Do I still require translations from a certified translator and then notarized ?
Manu799 said:Hi Guys, I have a birth certificate which is bilingual (in both the native language with its equivalent english translations) - Do I still require translations from a certified translator and then notarized ?
thestunner316 said:yeah theres no 100% need for birth certificate.
i added my 10th certificate, and explained in LOE that my birth certificate is lost (which is true) , TBH i dont think they even need that since passport clearly has DOB, but still better to add it.
FYI - i have received OINP nomination last year without birth certificate.
hope that helps - and good luck to everyone
Thanks a lot bro..I am having same situation and govt office is not willing to issue certifcate of so old birth (I am born in 1981)..You made my day..By the way..does Ontario take sooo long (9 months ??) to issue Nomination ?? (Your case ..docs received : Feb 2016, nomination received : Dec 2016)yeah theres no 100% need for birth certificate.
i added my 10th certificate, and explained in LOE that my birth certificate is lost (which is true) , TBH i dont think they even need that since passport clearly has DOB, but still better to add it.
FYI - i have received OINP nomination last year without birth certificate.
hope that helps - and good luck to everyone
Thanks a lot bro..I am having same situation and govt office is not willing to issue certifcate of so old birth (I am born in 1981)..You made my day..By the way..does Ontario take sooo long (9 months ??) to issue Nomination ?? (Your case ..docs received : Feb 2016, nomination received : Dec 2016)
Get it teanslated. So you will bascially send three documents:
Copy of original birth certificate
Original translated certificate
Original affadavit stating that the translater is qualified in english language. The translator will help you with this affidavit.
Good luck.
Lol @ trumprefugee, nice name!I am having this issue too. I was born in Asia but grew up in the US and have been a naturalized US citizen with a US passport since early childhood. I don't know if I will be able to find my birth certificate. What do you guys mean by "10th grade school certificate"? Would a high school transcript do? I am going to see if I can get an answer from Ontario as well.