Hello,
I decided to immigrate to Canada and found myself swimming in papers (and rules). I'm new to this so I ask you to bear with me and explain me in plain english and with examples:
I have read and re-read and over-read the paragraph about non-english documents, still I find a grey area for me.
Lets take an example: a work experience letter.
Do I send (1)a simple legalized copy by a notary of the letter in my language + (2) the legalized translation of doc (1)?
Did any of you send something else?
What about the passport? it is written in ro/eng/fr, does it need a certified copy by the notary or a simple copy will do just fine?
I would like to mention that where I'm from (Romania) one can obtain a legalized copy of a doc, then over-legalize it at the chamber of notaries and then over-legalize it at the ministry of foreign affaires.
For the canadian application did anyone need an over-legalization from the ministry of foreign affaires?
In my little experience I sent the university diploma and the transcript with all the over-legalization stamps on the originals and on the translation and they moved fast, the WES.
Looking forward to your kind help and thanking you in advance!