Anyways in the embassay they only have the ink version they dont have the computerized yetmaged_mmh said:I don't know.. but the safest is to do the ink one not the computerized
Anyways in the embassay they only have the ink version they dont have the computerized yetmaged_mmh said:I don't know.. but the safest is to do the ink one not the computerized
Thanks for the reply,well so far the documents that i got translated are my marriage and birth certificates but will issue them from a governmental institute better,got my job contracts,i have no idea what i willMoh.Salem said:no need to notarize something issued by the government unless it is a requirement..and if so then buddy u will need to see where in jeddah or riyadh do they have a certified notary by canada..search online on the cic for such info..as for the feesh it is safest to do the ink when outside egypt through the embassy however, when in egypt just do the computerized and it has been accepted in the process with all my friends..for the issue of flight tickets, u have to mind that there are various alternatives but do not go for the options with cheap price and long transit times..already the one flight from cairo to toronto is more than 11 hours and it was very long and i git tired...imagine ba2a a 20+ hours journey and waiting in istanbul or frankfurt for 5 or 6 hours!!!! Another point is el wazn..your luggage and how several airlines gives you only small free baggage and then u have to pay...in dollars!!..u have the choice there are a lot of options and many of them will be even cheaper but mind that sometimes there are hidden costs and u will get tired easily..think it over and try to fly direct or maximum one stop..as for foreign airlines some of them will not accept payment in Egyptian pound and we will have to see kaman what will happen in the coming year!!!
It will soon go up again, just wait for it.mawcanada said:So it looks like the dollar going down our problems with credit cards may soon be solved?
It's going down on facebook, but in reality it's still the same.mawcanada said:So it looks like the dollar going down our problems with credit cards may soon be solved?
which embassy?Wolverine17 said:I got my marriage and birth certificates translated and i called the embassy once and they said that they can stamp it so is that enough or translating them from the ministry of health and 3adl is better,also i need someone to explain me what is notarization exactly and what are the papers that need to be notarized
The egyptian embassy not the canadian,may i ask what are the papers needed to be notarizedmaged_mmh said:which embassy?
Last I know Canadian embassies don't stamp anything
notarization is توثيق it's stamping by either شهر العقاري or a lawyer with public notary license (not any lawyer)
you'll hardly encounter such doc, only unofficial ones, for example I had to notarize a sales contract of a piece of land in lieu of proof of funds for six months.Wolverine17 said:The egyptian embassy not the canadian,may i ask what are the papers needed to be notarized
Well i have no idea ,i translated my work contracts,birth certificates and marriage certificates but i didnt recieve ita or documents checklist yet,not sure if these need to be notarizedmaged_mmh said:you'll hardly encounter such doc, only unofficial ones, for example I had to notarize a sales contract of a piece of land in lieu of proof of funds for six months.
normal docs don't need notarization
I heard some people say they notarize the translator affidavit, but this I'm not sure about, any idea on this guys??
only work contract *might* need be notarized, but you can do it in the chamber of commerce instead of paying a lawyerWolverine17 said:Well i have no idea ,i translated my work contracts,birth certificates and marriage certificates but i didnt recieve ita or documents checklist yet,not sure if these need to be notarized
I have foreign and egyptian work experience in english already so i think no notarization is required right?the only arabic contacts that i got translated are foreign work contracts i dont think i can have them notarized at the ministry of commercemaged_mmh said:only work contract *might* need be notarized, but you can do it in the chamber of commerce instead of paying a lawyer
Congratulations,may i know whats your scoremawcanada said:Guys I finally got nominated by Ontario....