Saudi Arabia based Applicant

[Yumna]

anyone?

 

[Islander216]

I doubt you could walk-in, i would assume you'd need to make an appointment because there is very specific paperwork and questions that the panel physician would need to have, in order to conduct your upfront medical.

As far as i know you don't need to bring the form imm1017e, they will have it as part of the application package.

 

[munif162]

Hi,

Regarding the upfront medical
Im planning to do it from Al warood, riyadh.
Do I have to book an appointment or is it walk in?

Also, what about the form imm1017e ?
Where to get that from?

anyone?

in my case, it was not upfront. but I went without any appointment. you need to bring the passports, UCI, application number.

 

[Yumna]

Thanks @Islander216 and @munif162

 

[Bella00]

EXPERT OPINION REQUIRED

Good day to all,

I am an indian born and raised in Saudi Arabia. I completed my Law degree in India and my ECA report from IQAS has accredited the same. After My degree I got married and moved back to Saudi Arabia where I have been working as an English & Social teacher for Secondary school since 4 years without work permit. As my status on IQAMA says Dependent. (The process of work permit is on going and will take very long time as offices are closed due to Covid)
My Company has provided stamped experience letter along with letter of recondition and I have salary statements to prove my work.

My Question is:
I am the primary applicant for our Canadian immigration. Will this status affect my application? Can I claim points for work? Or will I be rejected?

 

[Bella00]

waiting for your response on this please, it will really be of great help.

 

[Yumna]

Hi,

I dont find any issue with that.
Its very common in KSA to have different profession in iqama as compared to their work experience.
As long as you have an experience letter as per the CIC guidelines, shouldnt be a problem.

Let experts advise too

 

[Bella00]

Thank you so much for your reply.
I really appreciate it.
waiting for the experts advise on this as I am extremely worried.

 

[CadJohn]

Translation of supporting documents for applications

https://www.canada.ca/en/immigratio...tion/removal-risk-assessment/translation.html

"Documents that are already in English or French do not have to be translated, even if the application is in the other official language. For example, an application completed in French may be accompanied by an English document. A translation of the English document is not required."

 

[saadansari]

Anyone have information if we have to translate the Iqama.
Also I want to translate my birth certificate as it's in Arabic, so need to know about certified translation who can also stamp affidavit , plus I will need to do notary public for the affidavit , as it's part of SINP list of documents required.

I am unable to find any reliable translator and notary who can provide such service, I am based in Jeddah

Need Urgent support.

 

[Islander216]

Anyone have information if we have to translate the Iqama.
Also I want to translate my birth certificate as it's in Arabic, so need to know about certified translation who can also stamp affidavit , plus I will need to do notary public for the affidavit , as it's part of SINP list of documents required.

I am unable to find any reliable translator and notary who can provide such service, I am based in Jeddah

Need Urgent support.

Try the British consulate.

 

[saadansari]

Try the British consulate.

I Believe they will not do Notary Public

 

[Islander216]

Check with them, if they don't maybe they can refer you to a notary.

 

[fahadshah284]

Anyone have information if we have to translate the Iqama.
Also I want to translate my birth certificate as it's in Arabic, so need to know about certified translation who can also stamp affidavit , plus I will need to do notary public for the affidavit , as it's part of SINP list of documents required.

I am unable to find any reliable translator and notary who can provide such service, I am based in Jeddah

Need Urgent support.

Hello,

As I know, notary people notarize only Arabic documents.

What I did I am explaining to you here;
1- Arrange your translation from a good translator service.
2- They will give you three papers; 1- Translated document in English (sign and stamp by same), 2- Copy of original document (sign and stamp by same), 3- A translator certificate (sign and stamp by same).
3- You should request them to sign and stamp one piece of paper provided by SINP from the same.
4- (optional) instead of notary you can use chamber of commerce if the original document belongs to Saudi Arabia. COC will attest the front certificate page of the translator.

 

[saadansari]

Hello,

As I know, notary people notarize only Arabic documents.

What I did I am explaining to you here;
1- Arrange your translation from a good translator service.
2- They will give you three papers; 1- Translated document in English (sign and stamp by same), 2- Copy of original document (sign and stamp by same), 3- A translator certificate (sign and stamp by same).
3- You should request them to sign and stamp one piece of paper provided by SINP from the same.
4- (optional) instead of notary you can use chamber of commerce if the original document belongs to Saudi Arabia. COC will attest the front certificate page of the translator.

Thanks, I will check the good translator if I can find someone.