Yes. Translated them and submitted. The request said all stamps not in English must be translated by certified translator.
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Did you get the translation originals (requested?) or just scans? Trying to figure out if they would want to see the translations themselves in front of the camera during the interview. If not that would save a couple of hours driving to different translation people... Had to get it out to a bunch of them since I ended up having 153 stamps to be translated...
I got the original copies, and I scanned it and sent it to the agent. I think it's the best to have an original copy but I doubt they would need that for the interview, on my translation it has the translator's contact, if they want to verify the authenticity they can contact themselves. I don't think it would be a problem if you send the agent the scanned copy, maybe just let the agent know about the situation. And wow, 153 stamps... all in the same language? if not you'll have to find multiple translators.
different langos... I've found them and paid a small fortune for having them translated
))Oh wow.. if you don't mind me asking, what's your office and when is your interview?different langos... I've found them and paid a small fortune for having them translated
Ok, so just off the phone with IRCC: hard copies of translations are not required for the interview (2-3 hours of my life saved as well as a tank of fuel). Office is Scarborough, the interview is early next week
That's awesome to hear, good luck with the interview! I still have 2 weeks till mine
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I don't think finger print is a mandatory step for everyone. So, don't worry if you didn't get one. The next step is usually an interview with IRCC officer which they usually call you to schedule but that doesn't happen for everyone either. At this point, you can try raising a webform query (https://secure.cic.gc.ca/enquiries-renseignements/canada-case-cas-eng.aspx). Many applicants would agree that if the due date is way over and if you raise a webform, you usually see some action from IRCC in an week or so. I tried myself and it worked for me as well., Good luck.
Thanks for your suggestion. I will definitely give it a try. Good luck with the final steps.
I called IRCC ,one lady confirmed that I had passed the test,till now,no interview,no decision made,waiting next step.
Same for me too. I had my interviews done and my status changed to DM, but my son is still IP. Btw, when you got the Oath invite, did they mention anything about the minor applicants? What happens to their PR cards? I am asking this because my son (minor applicant) is out of Canada now, and since they did not need to attend oath, I didn't worry about it.
@sar_can @Sku2014 any thoughts?
What's the IRCC phone you called? I passed the online test on Feb 11th and no updates yet. What's the interview about? I need to update my phone number to IRCC and dont know how. Thanks
What's the IRCC phone you called? I passed the online test on Feb 11th and no updates yet. I need to update my phone number to IRCC and dont know how. Thanks
I asked which number U CALLED, because I have different numbers. Thanks for your politeness.
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