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[neel-here]

I mentioned it already..since your Canadian Equivalence Summary is 'two degree'
Pls refer to the CIC guidelines for corresponding points.

Dear Neel,

Thanks for the reply.

Most of the seniors have quoted me 23 points.

How can you say it is 22?

Regards,
Azeem

 

[asinght]

Hi all,

For the RPRF, I plan to send DD ($490 x 2 = $980 ).

My visa office is NDVO. Could other NDVO applicants who got RPRF guide me on the details of the Draft.

DD in favour of?
Amount in CAD or INR ?
Payable at?

Your inputs would be much appreciated, thanks!!!

 

[ASMIA]

Hello everyone,

I got a request for MR, PCC and RPRF request from NDVO.I have send all the documents except the RPRF receipt which I paid online.Now should I send the receipt as well to the visa office through the regular mail or can i send it through email ?.Appreciate your response

I think you can send it through email unless otherwise they mention for regular mail. 8)

 

[___]

Hi arbylotus.
thanks for your answer,
I did get it in an official way, but i just read on Guide 7000, it says this affidavit is mandatory. but i don't think i can get such a thing in China.
Any document that is not in English or French must be accompanied by:

the English or French translation; and
an affidavit from the person who completed the translation; and
a certified copy of the original document.

anyone knows anything about this? pls. what about other countries? do you all have this affidavit attached in your translation?

 

[akchy]

Dear Senior,

this morning i asked you question regarding photograph of dependent children, you replied this is mandatory.
Thanks a lot for your kind reply but i already submitted my application on 20-08-2014(received) for NOC -2131 without attaching pictures of my daughter 7 months old. When i was preparing my docs then i read in cic website dependent children over 18 yrs need to attach pictures but that page i can not find now.
kindly suggest me what can i do.
One more time thanks for your cordial help

Awaiting for your valuable opinion

 

[Diplomatru]

This was widely discussed on the forum and as per the forum members NS WORKS today.

We'll find it out in 8 hours

 

[amayra]

Hi...

In case specific inquiry form, theres a section in which we have to mention type of application.. in that they have given choice of permanent residence in canada, student, visitor, worker... we are immigration applicants so what option should we select??

link to the form
https://dmp-portal.cic.gc.ca/enquiries-renseignements/case-cas-eng.aspx?mission=new%20delhi

plzz help... its urgent..

 

[NIKONIKO]

Guys, I need an advice regarding my Birth Certificate issue.

Some background: I'm a June 09 Applicant (NOC 2174). I got my PER last week (obviously, my CC has been charged)

So here's my Problem. My birth Certificate is in my native language (Telugu). I also have a notarized translation of my by birth certificate, but this wasn't translated by an official translator. Back in 2006 when I was doing my Masters, my International adviser had my friend translate and sign it, and he then had it notarized. I've used that notarized BC without any problems so far in the USA.

I sent them a copy of my Birth Certificate, and a Copy of the Notarized & translated birth certificate I have. I know, I was stupid to send a copy of the notarized BC, but I didn't know better at the time.

Now that I realized that BC is a big deal, I went to the Indian Embassy and got myself a Birth Certificate Issued by them. I also have my Secondary School Certificate with my name, DOB and my father's name on it.

So my question is, what would be the best course of action be in my case? My visa office is Ottawa. Should I send them some supporting documentation quoting the UCI I got? Or should I just wait on the Visa Officer to say something?

Thanks Much in Advance.

Well, BC is more than a big deal, is a HUGE deal. When necessary, the translation must be done by an official translator and also an affidavit for the translation is necessary.

http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/helpcentre/answer.asp?q=040&t=4

Not sure about sending additional docs, I personally think they won't forward them to your application, although I read this advice often.

 

[jassi34]

Buddy,

I am 11th Aug applicant....And I am expecting my one on early of Jan 15....

thanks for the reply. As you told about the early of jan 15. isn't too late as it is almost five month after submission. As the application number may be less as compared to the month of may and june. what do you think? i think we get per in the November end or starting december.

 

[NIKONIKO]

Hi seniors, specifically from China.
i just found that in the notarization i got, there's translation of the original Chinese copy, but in nowhere i can find the affidavit. is this mandatory for Chinese notarization? it seems there's no such thing in China as affidavit.
pls help.

NOT senior and not chinese, but check the next link about translation affidavit.

http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/helpcentre/answer.asp?q=040&t=4

 

[manthansk]

GOOD MORNING ALL....

 

[ASMIA]

We'll find it out in 8 hours

Monday is holiday in most of the provinces, but not in NS See here:
http://www.statutoryholidays.com/index.php

 

[TTBN]

anyone knows anything about this? pls. what about other countries? do you all have this affidavit attached in your translation?

Yes, usually when you come to a notarization agent for translation, they have the documents translated and the translator will provide some kind of written (typed) oath stating that the translation is true to the original documents and sign it. This is done either on the translated copy if there is space or on an attached paper. Hope it help!

 

[NIKONIKO]

anyone knows anything about this? pls. what about other countries? do you all have this affidavit attached in your translation?

The translation affidavit is mandatory for all translations. It is not attached, it is supposed to be part of the translation. See the link.

http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/helpcentre/answer.asp?q=040&t=4

 

[navid2014]

thanks Mr.Right, yes you are correct they do not accept Birth Certificate issued by Indian Embassy but they do mentioned in the query which I received from them that they accept Secondary School records as proof of birth.

Regards,
Navid

BC Affidavit from Indian embassy is not acceptable.........