Is a Degree Certification from a Canadian University enough?

[jb390]

Hi all,

I was invited to apply for PR through the Canadian Experience Class and I'm preparing my documents now.

I have a Masters Degree from the University of Toronto. I do not have my original degree or diploma, but I do have an official degree certification from U of T stating my name, that I received my masters, and the date that the degree was conferred. It is on official University letterhead and signed. I have scanned this document and plan to use it as my proof of education.

My question is: Is this enough?

The immigration document checklist says: Proof of completed Canadian or foreign educational credentials can include copies of

• secondary or post-secondary education documents (certificates, diplomas or degrees)

but the certification document is so simple and short that I feel like immigration might require more, like a transcript or something like my diploma. Should I be worried about this?

 

[zupermarn]

Hi all,

I was invited to apply for PR through the Canadian Experience Class and I'm preparing my documents now.

I have a Masters Degree from the University of Toronto. I do not have my original degree or diploma, but I do have an official degree certification from U of T stating my name, that I received my masters, and the date that the degree was conferred. It is on official University letterhead and signed. I have scanned this document and plan to use it as my proof of education.

My question is: Is this enough?

The immigration document checklist says: Proof of completed Canadian or foreign educational credentials can include copies of

• secondary or post-secondary education documents (certificates, diplomas or degrees)

but the certification document is so simple and short that I feel like immigration might require more, like a transcript or something like my diploma. Should I be worried about this?

I think that should work!
But if you have your transcripts from UofT , then you should add it. I hope that helps .