Guide 7000 mentions that for a certified true copy, the authorized person must print the following on the photocopy:
1) I certify that this is a true copy of the original document
2) the name of the original document
3)date 4) name 5) Official Title 6) Signature
I have got my copies certified from Notary but it mentions
1) "Certified True Copy" instead of "I certify that this is a true copy of the original document"
2) Does not mention "name of the original document"
All other things are there.
My primary concern is for the 2nd point. No stamp mentions "name of the original document".
Does all the translated documents need to be notarized? I am talking to a language translator provider. He said if the translation is on Company's letterhead along with certificate then notarization is not required. Is that true?
For a document in native language, he suggested to submit:
1. Photocopy of original document (in native language)
2. English translated copy
3. Certificate of translation.
Do we also need to submit 'sworn-in' document, the one on which translator takes oath that its true translation..
Certificate of translation needs to be notarized by lawyer
Neo0506 said:
Does all the translated documents need to be notarized? I am talking to a language translator provider. He said if the translation is on Company's letterhead along with certificate then notarization is not required. Is that true?
For a document in native language, he suggested to submit:
1. Photocopy of original document (in native language)
2. English translated copy
3. Certificate of translation.
Do we also need to submit 'sworn-in' document, the one on which translator takes oath that its true translation..
Gather your documents in the order of the checklist and check each item. Attach small items such as photos and certified
cheques with a paper clip, otherwise leave documents unbound. Place all documents in a sealed envelope. If your documents are not in English or French send a notarized (certified) translation with a copy of the original version. Do not send any additional documents when submitting your application to the CIO.
Neo0506 said:
Does all the translated documents need to be notarized? I am talking to a language translator provider. He said if the translation is on Company's letterhead along with certificate then notarization is not required. Is that true?
For a document in native language, he suggested to submit:
1. Photocopy of original document (in native language)
2. English translated copy
3. Certificate of translation.
Do we also need to submit 'sworn-in' document, the one on which translator takes oath that its true translation..
I am having concerns with the same question posted by you. I can't seem to find the replies you have got. COuld you please guide me? Is it ok if the "name of the document" is not there? Thanks!