I am doing it at the nadoury and nahas translator will it still need to be notarizedexpressimmigrant said:You need to translate the PCC to English at the ministry of justice in lazoghly and get it stamped
I am doing it at the nadoury and nahas translator will it still need to be notarizedexpressimmigrant said:You need to translate the PCC to English at the ministry of justice in lazoghly and get it stamped
Wolverine17 said:I am doing it at the nadoury and nahas translator will it still need to be notarized
You mean to stamp the translation itself?expressimmigrant said:I am not sure if you would need to. To be on the safe side I would suggest that you go over there and check if you could have it stamped (tasdeeq 3al targama). That way you would have an official stamp (5etm l nesr) from a governmental body (3shan ma7addesh yetlakkek)
Wolverine17 said:You mean to stamp the translation itself?
Wolverine17 said:I am doing it at the nadoury and nahas translator will it still need to be notarized
I can do the stamping at the egyptian embassy but is it important??expressimmigrant said:Yup. I think they would need to see the original as well. If they insisted that they only stamp their translation, I think it's better to get theirs while you are there. it costs LE 25-27 and if you are there early at around 10 am, you would get it the same day in about an hour.
I wasnt asked for the national id,i also translated my work contracts and education certificatesyildiz said:Aside from PCC, marriage certificate, family info certificare, birth certificate and national ID...could you please state any additional paperwork did you translate?
Wolverine17 said:I can do the stamping at the egyptian embassy but is it important??
I think the same but just wanted to reconfirm is it ok to issue pcc before departing egyptexpressimmigrant said:I just checked the CIC website link below
cic.gc.ca/english/information/security/police-cert/intro.asp
"If your certificate is in a language other than English or French, send the police certificate along with a translation done by a certified translator."
According to the above statement, I think you are good to go isA.
mohammed.xyzt said:1. The majority of Egyptians are Muslims.
2. It does now, at least the IRCC. Even the Prime Minister of Canada admitted they have a problem with Islamophobia.
3. I asked for the GCMS notes 6 times. I already passed eligibility and criminality, but stuck at security. By contacting all the security agencies responsible for the security screening, I learned that they finished the security screening and submitted the results to IRCC more than a year a ago, but when I contact the IRCC they lie about it and claim that they are still waiting for the security screening results from "other" agencies. All of the applicants with a similar case are Muslims including Egyptians. Coincidence?
wildemam said:1. Does not mean the majority of Egyptian applicants are Egyptians. And surely does not imply that assuming an Egyptian is a muslim is a safe choice.
2. Ministed talked about the Islamophobia as a problem with views among Canadians, not with law or treatment by gov officials.
If you have claims of discrimination, RAISE THEM DIRECTLY USING A LETTER TO THE MINISTER OFFICE. Otherwise saying "it does now" looks like a joke.
3. yes, coincidence unless you have proof it isn't, after you find proof you know about all other cases in the first place.
Wolverine17 said:I think the same but just wanted to reconfirm is it ok to issue pcc before departing egypt