Then you should be OK i guess. If it's related to ur bachelor's. Is this a post graduate degree you are going for? Also make sure u have proof of funds and a strong statement about how this helps when you return. Best of luck
Well, the Affidavit does have a standard format. However, if you'd like to add some info then you'll have to consult a lawyer to make the necessary revisions. Previous workplace references can be of help. But the current ones are sufficient as it is. the copies should be notarized or marked as "certified true copy of the original" with the lawyer's signature.SandraRotaru said:Is the affidavit a fixed format? So far he wrote a letter stating that he had enough saved for my first year tuition plus living expenses.he will notarize that and have it sent plus extracts from his bank. Don't know how to show taxes as they are calculated differently here. Should I get him to get previous workplace references? He only has current work papers at the moment. Also since he is sending them over, should the copies of his birth certificate and passport be notarized as well?
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Speaking of copies, I will be sending my previous school documents - the 2 degrees plus transcript. when i had them translated, the translator made a copy and put en embossed seal on it, but didn't write those words("certified true copy of the original"). Then he translated that copy and had the translation notarized. is that enough? Going again to a lawyer just to certify the copy which is in Romanian anyway seems like a hassle and the date appearing on it would obviously be different.rdpldo said:the copies should be notarized or marked as "certified true copy of the original" with the lawyer's signature.
I suppose the notarized translated copy will be good enough.SandraRotaru said:Speaking of copies, I will be sending my previous school documents - the 2 degrees plus transcript. when i had them translated, the translator made a copy and put en embossed seal on it, but didn't write those words("certified true copy of the original"). Then he translated that copy and had the translation notarized. is that enough? Going again to a lawyer just to certify the copy which is in Romanian anyway seems like a hassle and the date appearing on it would obviously be different.
do i need to re-translate the whole thing and have him write that statement on the copy before translating said copy?
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If it's a Bachelor's level (college/university diploma) make sure it's related to previous studies.Grish2508 said:No I was actually planning to go for a diploma.