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Hi,
What do you do when your Birth Certificate is not in English/French? Your Date of birth is on Passport, so, do you still send Birth Certificate? Any need for translation in English/French?
Thanks
freek4iphone said:
Hi,
What do you do when your Birth Certificate is not in English/French? Your Date of birth is on Passport, so, do you still send Birth Certificate? Any need for translation in English/French?
Thanks
All documents/certificates which are not in English or French must have the English/French translations. It is compulsory. Your guide explains all the requirements.
wilson said:
All documents/certificates which are not in English or French must have the English/French translations. It is compulsory. Your guide explains all the requirements.
Thanks, but is a Birth Certificate necessary when the DOB/father's/mother's name and place of birth is in Passport?
freek4iphone said:
Thanks, but is a Birth Certificate necessary when the DOB/father's/mother's name and place of birth is in Passport?
Yes, of course need a birth certificate. If no birth certificate available and if there is no chance to get one, a school certificate supported with a solemn affidavit is normally accepted in lieu of the birth certificate.
Thanks a lot, i will get it translated ASAP
My birth was not registered, so I went to the local municipality to get the Non-availability of Birth Certificate, which they happily gave, but was in a native language.
so, I got this Non-availability of Birth certificate translated with a certified translator in English and wrote a cover letter stating that my school certificate and DOB on passport should be used.
8)
sachin9183 said:
My birth was not registered, so I went to the local municipality to get the Non-availability of Birth Certificate, which they happily gave, but was in a native language.
so, I got this Non-availability of Birth certificate translated with a certified translator in English and wrote a cover letter stating that my school certificate and DOB on passport should be used.
8)
where did you get it translated, Can someone recommend Hindi-English translators in/around Montreal area?
freek4iphone said:
where did you get it translated, Can someone recommend Hindi-English translators in/around Montreal area?
Check this link : http://www.aldus.ca/
http://asiatis.ca/en/services/translation/certified-translation/
Google "Certified translators" in your locality or check the Yellow pages.
Mitali
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