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[patelbhavik]

You do not need to notarize or certify any photocopies unless they involve translation.

No you need to. E.g. Photo copy of birth certificate required to be noterised true copy.
One more thing why should we take chance?

 

[ruchill]

You do not need to notarize or certify any photocopies unless they involve translation.

Dear Friend,

When we are sending Xerox of any document to CIO, make sure they are attested by notary public.
Non attested documents won't give authentication being genuine. So its must to get all u r docs notarized before u send them ..!!
Cheers..!!

 

[patelbhavik]

Hi Bhavik,

Quick questions :

1) Where did you mention that you are claiming so and so points in the form?
2) Did you attach any other format or additional page, if you can share the template or scanned on email. ( pradeep782000 @ yahoo.com ) ( offcourse you can strike through your personal confidential infor.?

How many documents are pending? And have you prepared cover letter?
If need my help then tell me.

 

[future_canadian]

Dear Friend,

When we are sending Xerox of any document to CIO, make sure they are attested by notary public.
Non attested documents won't give authentication being genuine. So its must to get all u r docs notarized before u send them ..!!
Cheers..!!

There is NOWHERE that CIC says this is required, unless the document is translated.

My attorney who has helped hundreds of people obtain PR has assured me that notarization and certification of English language documents is not necessary.

 

[A-Cheng]

There is NOWHERE that CIC says this is required, unless the document is translated.

My attorney who has helped hundreds of people obtain PR has assured me that notarization and certification of English language documents is not necessary.

I do agree.

 

[TPear]

My attorney who has helped hundreds of people obtain PR has assured me that notarization and certification of English language documents is not necessary.

Is it necessary to use representative? or we can apply independently? what is better?

 

[Paddy78]

How many documents are pending? And have you prepared cover letter?
If need my help then tell me.

wes is scheduled for 25th and I should get that by 27th.

rest all docs are there.

can u share templates of any customisation u have done apart from standard forms and checklist. where have you shown points you are scoring ?

 

[ruchill]

There is NOWHERE that CIC says this is required, unless the document is translated.

My attorney who has helped hundreds of people obtain PR has assured me that notarization and certification of English language documents is not necessary.

I never quoted anywhere that its mentioned by CIC anywhere..!!
But its always good to be cautious than taking chances & getting rejected coz of penny issues like notarization. ... Many of my close friends who got their PR in Sept'13 got their docs notarised.

Else there is no push.... To Each His Own .. I was only trying to add value to the members f this group!!

All the best..!!

 

[sri5529]

Hi Paddy,

You deserve +1 yaar. Today I did my IELTS. Did very well. Lets see the scorings. In the mean time I am starting with other documentation. Lets keep fingers crossed.

Regards,
Sri

 

[sri5529]

Sri

Just prepare your documents and hope for the best I think chances are that you will make it before cap fills

Thanks Aman.

 

[sri5529]

Thats good.

Keep your all documents ready.
feel up the all details in the forms except WES details......
keep each and everything ready so you can send the application on the day you receive the WES or the next day.

Well said Patel bhai. Good luck Paddy. Be ready with your other documents.
Let's encourage each other till we land in Canada. Good luck to all.

Regards,
Sri

 

[future_canadian]

Is it necessary to use representative? or we can apply independently? what is better?

It is not necessary to use a representative. You are free to apply on your own.

Also there is more than one type of representative. There are consultants who promise to help you with your application for a fee, and then there are immigration lawyers who can offer you legal advice as well as help with your application. I chose to engage an immigration lawyer with years of experience and a good track records because I feel more secure doing that. But it certainly is not necessary, and so long as you file a complete and accurate application that meets the requirements you should be just fine.

Note that there are many dishonest or lazy "consultants" who take fees from people and then do a poor job on the application or mislead people into thinking they can help them qualify when they actually don't, or help them obtain documents they need, etc. Don't fall victim to a scam like this! CIC maintains a list of recommended consultants who should be better than one you just find on the internet.

If you like, I can refer you to my attorney.

 

[future_canadian]

I never quoted anywhere that its mentioned by CIC anywhere..!!
But its always good to be cautious than taking chances & getting rejected coz of penny issues like notarization. ... Many of my close friends who got their PR in Sept'13 got their docs notarised.

Else there is no push.... To Each His Own .. I was only trying to add value to the members f this group!!

All the best..!!

I do see your point and respect your opinion but I didn't want people to be misled and think it is required. Certainly we should all exercise caution. Good luck on your application!

 

[TPear]

It is not necessary to use a representative. You are free to apply on your own.

Also there is more than one type of representative. There are consultants who promise to help you with your application for a fee, and then there are immigration lawyers who can offer you legal advice as well as help with your application. I chose to engage an immigration lawyer with years of experience and a good track records because I feel more secure doing that. But it certainly is not necessary, and so long as you file a complete and accurate application that meets the requirements you should be just fine.

Note that there are many dishonest or lazy "consultants" who take fees from people and then do a poor job on the application or mislead people into thinking they can help them qualify when they actually don't, or help them obtain documents they need, etc. Don't fall victim to a scam like this! CIC maintains a list of recommended consultants who should be better than one you just find on the internet.

If you like, I can refer you to my attorney.

IS he/she good? What is his fee? Once I got a mail from a consultant after I did free assessment, he charged 8 K and no guarantee, just advices... i thought it was too much for guidance

 

[ibs1234]

Hi

Please advise me under which category should I apply as I m working in an hospital as billing manager since 2 years and also my past experience in in hospital industry as an accountant.