Supporting documents issuance date

[microntek]

Hello guys,

I am about to submit my application, however I wanted to clarify something so that I won't lose further time with resubmitting several documents.
Do you know whether there is a restriction regarding the issuance date of the supporting documents? I know for sure that PCC of the country I am currently residing must be less than 6 months old. But other than that, are there any date restrictions regarding the other documents (e.g. university degrees, birth/marriage certificates, etc.). I am asking because I have collected most of these documents (and their respective translations) a couple of years ago and I was wondering whether IRCC would prefer something more "fresh".

 

[thinkshady]

Hello guys,

I am about to submit my application, however I wanted to clarify something so that I won't lose further time with resubmitting several documents.
Do you know whether there is a restriction regarding the issuance date of the supporting documents? I know for sure that PCC of the country I am currently residing must be less than 6 months old. But other than that, are there any date restrictions regarding the other documents (e.g. university degrees, birth/marriage certificates, etc.). I am asking because I have collected most of these documents (and their respective translations) a couple of years ago and I was wondering whether IRCC would prefer something more "fresh".

Except for PCC, Medical and reference letters rest all should be fine.

 

[Tocanadawego]

Except for PCC, Medical and reference letters rest all should be fine.

Even the old reference letter is fine if it was dated after you stopped working there. Mine was written back in 2012 and I had no problems whatsoever.