My identity card, password are both English and Turkish. I don’t have to copy of it but I have the photos of them. Do I still need to notarize them or because it is bilingual and I have photo of it is it enough?
Do I still need my id documents to be notarized if its bilingual?
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For the copy of passport does it need to be notarized even if its in English? If it is, I also have the photo of my passport. Which one do you think I should upload as it is?I don't think you need to notarize them if all the information is in english as well
as mentioned by another member, you do not need to notarize if all the information is in English also.For the copy of passport does it need to be notarized even if its in English? If it is, I also have the photo of my passport. Which one do you think I should upload as it is?
I would upload the copy that is the clearest/best quality for the information to be legible.
I also have another question, I’d be happy if you answer.as mentioned by another member, you do not need to notarize if all the information is in English also.
I would upload the copy that is the clearest/best quality for the information to be legible.
in IM5669 form should I add my internships even if they are not paid?
My understanding of filling out IMM5669 is that you should
1. answer the question directly: ie. education information under the education section only etc.
2. do not have any time gaps in your answers. so for question 8 personal history they want 10 years of information, make sure 2014-2024 are fully covered ie. all months are accounted for (because they want YYYY-MM) in your listing of activities.
For myself, I organized it chronologically where I listed all my jobs, and periods of unemployment then filled in all the time gaps with any other relevant information (internships/training etc.).
1. answer the question directly: ie. education information under the education section only etc.
2. do not have any time gaps in your answers. so for question 8 personal history they want 10 years of information, make sure 2014-2024 are fully covered ie. all months are accounted for (because they want YYYY-MM) in your listing of activities.
For myself, I organized it chronologically where I listed all my jobs, and periods of unemployment then filled in all the time gaps with any other relevant information (internships/training etc.).
Okay if there is no gaps is there need to add internships?My understanding of filling out IMM5669 is that you should
1. answer the question directly: ie. education information under the education section only etc.
2. do not have any time gaps in your answers. so for question 8 personal history they want 10 years of information, make sure 2014-2024 are fully covered ie. all months are accounted for (because they want YYYY-MM) in your listing of activities.
For myself, I organized it chronologically where I listed all my jobs, and periods of unemployment then filled in all the time gaps with any other relevant information (internships/training etc.).
Also if you are applying as protected person, when you filling out pr form most of the questions are similar to that you answered before when you wrote your narrative. But at that time I couldn’t remember all addresses correctly so right now some of them are crossing but addresses in the pr form are more accurate. So, did you copy what you written on your portal questions before or apart from that?
if there are no time gaps I would not add internships.Okay if there is no gaps is there need to add internships?
Also if you are applying as protected person, when you filling out pr form most of the questions are similar to that you answered before when you wrote your narrative. But at that time I couldn’t remember all addresses correctly so right now some of them are crossing but addresses in the pr form are more accurate. So, did you copy what you written on your portal questions before or apart from that?
I would add the accurate information you have now, even if its different from what you shared before.