Educational Documents Reqd for QSC
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I disagreeappidisr said:
For my Masters in USA , I submitted original sealed transcripts from US university
For my Bachelors and School Certificates from India , I had submitted notarized copies from India.
I also got my educational documents translated ( that had text in language other than English and French) from a translation agency in Ontario , Canada.
Transcripts are preferable for CSQ but if you do not have it in any case then you can also submit Truly certified copy of Mark sheet by Indian Notary. Make sure you submit Marksheet in only the case if you are really not able to find the transcript.
They need certificates for all the educations including 10th and 12th.
I can not confirm about provisional certificate as I am also in same condition. But I think for formal education like 10th, 12th, B.Sc, M.Sc, Engg, MCA and MBA etc they will not accept provisional. They can accept it for non-formal coursed like any part time course or training.
But Please wait for comments from an expert person for more clarity.
I can not confirm about provisional certificate as I am also in same condition. But I think for formal education like 10th, 12th, B.Sc, M.Sc, Engg, MCA and MBA etc they will not accept provisional. They can accept it for non-formal coursed like any part time course or training.
But Please wait for comments from an expert person for more clarity.
@APPNOV2014NY So did they accept notarized copies? Many people on other threads have said that you will need educational copies for the issuing institution.
For degrees/transcripts/mark sheets/education document from India , MIDI accepted notarized copy of documents from India.appidisr said:
Follow this link for more information :
http://www.immigration-quebec.gouv.qc.ca/en/forms/search-title/list-authorities.html
India
Type of document
Authorities recognized for certifying
India documents
Studies, training and internships
Document issuer or
Notary of the country issuing the document
Notes:
A copy certified as true by the document issuer is always the preferred format. Note that processing time is required to verify the accuracy of the information you have provided. The processing time could be shorter if you submit copies certified as true by the issuer.
If you are outside the territory of India, you can have your documents certified as true copies by an Indian embassy or consulate.
If you want to have a document issued by a country or territory other than India certified as a true copy, you must refer to the table for the corresponding country or territory.
Guys be careful: here is one of the experience for sending notarized copy:
Hi,
I completed my MSc from a Canadian university that was giving me 16 points in the area of training. First time, they rejected me, because my file was incomplete. Actually, I sent only transcript but forgot to add certificate of my MSc diploma. So, they asked to me to send certificate and then I certified it by "Commissioner of Oath" and sent. Next time they emailed me an "intended to refuse" letter and mentioned I need to certify my diploma from university and other methods would not be accepted. So, I did what they told and they issued CSQ within 9 days after receiving my document. Bottom line of the story is, certified true copy of diploma should be certified by the university only, other document may accept because they accepted notarized copy of my marriage certificate.
Hi,
I completed my MSc from a Canadian university that was giving me 16 points in the area of training. First time, they rejected me, because my file was incomplete. Actually, I sent only transcript but forgot to add certificate of my MSc diploma. So, they asked to me to send certificate and then I certified it by "Commissioner of Oath" and sent. Next time they emailed me an "intended to refuse" letter and mentioned I need to certify my diploma from university and other methods would not be accepted. So, I did what they told and they issued CSQ within 9 days after receiving my document. Bottom line of the story is, certified true copy of diploma should be certified by the university only, other document may accept because they accepted notarized copy of my marriage certificate.
I still disagree with this statement based on my personal experience. I submitted notarized copy of education documents from India and MIDI has issued my CSQ. Considering how big a pain it is to get documents certified from Universities in few countries like India , I would stress that notarized copies of educational documents are fine as long as person notarizing documents and educational institute are from same country. MIDI prefers Certified True copies from Educational Institution but accepts Notarized copies from Notary Public.appidisr said:
Sounds like it depends from person to person and who is processing your application, but approving document depends on MIDI. So to be on safe side and to avoid delay in processing time use copies certified from issuer if you don't care about processing time or delays then test your luck!!!
You are absolutely right, it it depends from person to person and who is processing your application. I also heard from other people that certified by others was excepted for their case, so first I took chance but at the end of the day I had to send copies certified from document issuer.appidisr said:
@APPNOV2014NY
"I would stress that notarized copies of educational documents are fine as long as person notarizing documents and educational institute are from same country. " I think this may not true because I have been living in Montreal since 2012 and I certified my documents even from here in Montreal.
Thanks
I agree that MIDI prefers Certified Educational documents from Educational Institution over Notarized Educational documents from Notary Public. However , MIDI does accept notarized education documents. I did it for me. One acquaintance of mine submitted notarized education documents as well and he already has his CSQ.rokib2012 said:
Let's just move on and close this discussion
We will move ahead but will not close this discussion, other people who submitted recently and plan to submit application in future may have questions or updates from their recent experiences, so we will keep this thread open.