Hello experts:
I got an email from CIC asking:
a. Please provide us with proof of your residency in Canada for the period ddmmyyyy to ddmmyyyy. > HERE MY QUESTION IS: WHAT KIND PROOF IS ACCEPTABLE TO CIC?
b. Complete pages (including blank pages) of your passport(s)/travel document(s) held in the last 5 years. Ensure all pages are in color and are clearly legible. > CLEAR TO ME.
c. Personal immigration entry/exit record or movement certificate issued by the countries where you have travelled. > ABOUT THREE YEARS BACK I USED TO DO A JOB WHICH NEEDED LOTS OF TRAVELING IN about 15 COUNTRIES. SO, IS THIS CERTIFICATE APPLICABLE FOR MY HOME COUNTRY ONLY?
d. If the documents you provide in support of your application are not in English or French, you must also provide a certified copy of English or French translation and a certified copy of the translator’s declaration. A translator’s declaration must include the translator’s name, the original language of the translated document and a statement signed by a translator that the translation is accurate. > ALL ENTRY/EXIT SEALS ARE PARTLY IN ENGLISH. DO I STILL NEED A CERTIFICATION? HOW TO GET THAT?
Would be nice to have your expert suggestion.
Thanks and Regards
I got an email from CIC asking:
a. Please provide us with proof of your residency in Canada for the period ddmmyyyy to ddmmyyyy. > HERE MY QUESTION IS: WHAT KIND PROOF IS ACCEPTABLE TO CIC?
b. Complete pages (including blank pages) of your passport(s)/travel document(s) held in the last 5 years. Ensure all pages are in color and are clearly legible. > CLEAR TO ME.
c. Personal immigration entry/exit record or movement certificate issued by the countries where you have travelled. > ABOUT THREE YEARS BACK I USED TO DO A JOB WHICH NEEDED LOTS OF TRAVELING IN about 15 COUNTRIES. SO, IS THIS CERTIFICATE APPLICABLE FOR MY HOME COUNTRY ONLY?
d. If the documents you provide in support of your application are not in English or French, you must also provide a certified copy of English or French translation and a certified copy of the translator’s declaration. A translator’s declaration must include the translator’s name, the original language of the translated document and a statement signed by a translator that the translation is accurate. > ALL ENTRY/EXIT SEALS ARE PARTLY IN ENGLISH. DO I STILL NEED A CERTIFICATION? HOW TO GET THAT?
Would be nice to have your expert suggestion.
Thanks and Regards