Hope this helps
6.
EDUCATION/TRAINING/QUALIFICATIONS
For you, your spouse or common-law partner:
•Post-secondary education documents: vocational or technical certificates or diplomas;
Notarized copy of diploma/ certificates along with transcripts, if possible in institute sealed envelopes
•College or university documents: certification of completion and the graduation degree, diploma, or certificate issued by the college or university and the evaluation committee;
Again notarized photocopies of the degrees/diplomas/certificates, if possible in college/university sealed envelopes
•Transcripts: original transcripts of all degrees must be submitted in university-sealed envelopes.
Again self explanatory, all transcripts in university/college sealed envelopes
•Professional qualifications certificates: notarized professional qualifications certificates should be submitted if available. (e.g., Engineer, Computer Programmer, Accountant, Economist, Translator/Interpreter, Architect etc.)
This one is not a degree, as it is already covered in the above statements, but the professional qualifications/licensed, example - If someone claims he is an architect, he will obviously have to have a 5 years bachelors degree B Arch., but he will need an extra license and registration to practice as an architect in India(same may apply to other countries too), in case of a doctor, he will obviously have a 5 year MBBS degree, but must get a license/registration to practice medicine. In these cases, it is the registration certificate with the Council of Architecture or Indian Medical Council. If it is IT or other industry related, people may have some extra professional qualifications like certification in Oracle/SAP, CA kinda organizations which add value to their profiles. These documents/certificates must be photocopied and notarized and included in the application.
So, incase you are claiming points for your spouse's education as well, it is mandatory to get documents in a similar manner. Else, your application will risk a return
Just heard last night that an application was returned for not submitting birth certificates, although i know more than a couple of guys getting PR without even having a birth certificate. Looks like they are using every opportunity to return the applications these days ans we just cant afford not to send few optional documents
Thanks,
Indira Prabhakaran.
Thanks,
Indira Prabhakaran.