Need help for packing Documents
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Important documents to bring:
Passport
Letter of Introduction (issued by the Canadian visa office when your study permit was approved)
Canadian Temporary Resident Visa (if applicable)
College Original Letter of Acceptance (LOA)
Proof that you have enough funds to support yourself during your stay in Canada
Your School/College Certificates
Other helpful documents to bring:
Medical records (if applicable)
Photocopies of all your important documents
Canadian currency (don’t bring too much cash. Many locations accept credit cards. You will open a bank account once you arrive and get settled)
By the way which college are you going???
Passport
Letter of Introduction (issued by the Canadian visa office when your study permit was approved)
Canadian Temporary Resident Visa (if applicable)
College Original Letter of Acceptance (LOA)
Proof that you have enough funds to support yourself during your stay in Canada
Your School/College Certificates
Other helpful documents to bring:
Medical records (if applicable)
Photocopies of all your important documents
Canadian currency (don’t bring too much cash. Many locations accept credit cards. You will open a bank account once you arrive and get settled)
By the way which college are you going???
Going for same college conestoga and same course robotics and industrial automation co-op post graduation cerficate.
Is gic slip enough for funds with fees slip?
Is gic slip enough for funds with fees slip?
Under this link you will find these and more: http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/newcomers/after-checklist.asp
birth certificate or baptismal certificates
passport
marriage, separation or divorce papers
adoption records for adopted children
death certificate for a deceased spouse
school records, educational diplomas and certificates, including transcripts listing the courses you took to obtain a degree or certificate
medical records (prescriptions, test results, x-rays, allergies, etc.) and dental records
letters of reference from former employers
car registration documents (if you are importing a motor vehicle into Canada)
photocopies of all essential and important documents in case the originals get lost (be sure to keep the photocopies in a separate place from the originals)
If you have family members that will be immigrating at a later date, you should also bring copies of their documents with you.
You may not need these documents immediately, but it is better to bring all your official documents in case they are needed in the future. It is often much more difficult to obtain these documents after you have left your country of origin.
birth certificate or baptismal certificates
passport
marriage, separation or divorce papers
adoption records for adopted children
death certificate for a deceased spouse
school records, educational diplomas and certificates, including transcripts listing the courses you took to obtain a degree or certificate
medical records (prescriptions, test results, x-rays, allergies, etc.) and dental records
letters of reference from former employers
car registration documents (if you are importing a motor vehicle into Canada)
photocopies of all essential and important documents in case the originals get lost (be sure to keep the photocopies in a separate place from the originals)
If you have family members that will be immigrating at a later date, you should also bring copies of their documents with you.
You may not need these documents immediately, but it is better to bring all your official documents in case they are needed in the future. It is often much more difficult to obtain these documents after you have left your country of origin.
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