Certified photocopy

[lisap1993]

Hi All,

I've submitted my application for PR under CEC and now I'm a bit worried, hoping someone can answer this question - the only document needed from my home country was PCC. I have a document signed by a certified translator and paralegal that they verify the translation is correct and truthful etc. But, I've read about something that's called "certified photocopy" of the original doc, meaning someone need to certify that the photocopy matches the original.

Can someone share their thoughts on that? I haven't done that and my lawyer haven't said anything either and she works with hundreds CEC applications.

Thanks!

 

[astralsource]

You have to upload original scanned PCC along with the translation so its not important. Your translator also certified it already

 

[lisap1993]

You have to upload original scanned PCC along with the translation so its not important. Your translator also certified it already

Thanks, I really hope it's not. Would be so dumb to get a refusal cuz of something stupid like that. ???