ITA Submission - documents accuracy for scan

[Seeker16]

Hello everybody,

Could anybody please help with this:

I translated and get notarized all documents (except original English ones) that need to be submitted for ITA.
I don't how it's worldwide but in my country - copy and/or original document + translation are sewed together with a thread and stamped over that thread. Now it is completely impossible to unsew it without damaging a stamp. The thing is it is very hard to scan 15-20 pages document with turning over pages, so my scan copies looks ugly. Some scaned copies are inclined, one page's stamp edge invisible. Basically all required information in there, and still achiveable and understandable (I think) just does not look nice.
Is that fine?

 

[DelPiero07]

As long as it is legible you'll be fine.

 

[Seeker16]

As long as it is legible you'll be fine.

Thank you DelPiero07. it is legible, but ugly looking only... just your rough opinion how many (%) Post ITA applicants get PR after submission. The reason why I am asking is I already collected all documents, translated and scanned, all I need to do is recheck Submission and Upload documents. pay fees - done. But I still holding, looking, seekeng - always some suspicions...which brings me to stupidity. May be I need to be little confident, on other hand so many stories about silly rejections, just do not wanna be one of them.
Again to question: as a Champion member what is your thoughts about percentage of lucky PR.

 

[Cbhav1]

You mean docs to be submitted post ITA, correct?I did not know you need to submit any documents Pre-ITA.