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mr-sam

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Jun 2, 2010
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Hi every one,


Can some one tell me what do they mean by question number 19 in "Application for permanent residence in Canada". I am from Jordan and I work in Canada. In Jordan we have identity cards issued by the goverment so should I put my Jordanian ID card number here? and if I put it then when I send a copy for it should I send it as it in arabic or should I attach a translated copy along with it?

Is it going to make them refuse my application if I simply wrote "N/A"?


Thanks.
 
You can give your Jordan ID card number and attach a copy of it with translation. Why to take unnecessary risk for a simple matter.
 
mr-sam said:
Hi every one,


Can some one tell me what do they mean by question number 19 in "Application for permanent residence in Canada". I am from Jordan and I work in Canada. In Jordan we have identity cards issued by the goverment so should I put my Jordanian ID card number here? and if I put it then when I send a copy for it should I send it as it in arabic or should I attach a translated copy along with it?

Is it going to make them refuse my application if I simply wrote "N/A"?


Thanks.

Identity card is by which your country can scan you, like 'social security card' in the USA or 'social insurance number' in Canada. if your governmental # is mostly like those you have to put it, and have notarized the translated copy of it. my country does not have that system (just Birth cert, and passport) so i put in my application 'N/A'

regards,
Chami
 
Thanks guys.

Does any one who live in Toronto know were can I translate my ID card? In the instruction guid it says that any document that is not in English or Frensh should be translated and certified so where can I certify it in Toronto?


Thanks.
 
You need to find a certified translator who translates from your language to English.
 
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