UPDATE: I was just asked to provide "scanned copies or photos of all passport(s) and travel document(s) pages held during your five (5) years eligibility period"
Does this mean it will slow down my discriminated application once again? Also, I assume all stamps must be translated by an official translator, right?
UPDATE: I was just asked to provide "scanned copies or photos of all passport(s) and travel document(s) pages held during your five (5) years eligibility period"
Does this mean it will slow down my discriminated application once again? Also, I assume all stamps must be translated by an official translator, right?
They asked the same document from me before my interview with an officer. I color scanned all pages of my passports ( I had 2 passports , all pages 48 pages each passport ) and put them in a pdf and sent back to the email it came from.
My interview with an officer went well. Today I checked my tracker status, It shows all completed. Waiting for the oath ceremony.
Timeline same as you
They asked the same document from me before my interview with an officer. I color scanned all pages of my passports ( I had 2 passports , all pages 48 pages each passport ) and put them in a pdf and sent back to the email it came from.
My interview with an officer went well. Today I checked my tracker status, It shows all completed. Waiting for the oath ceremony.
Timeline same as you
Nops. Does it say anywhere you have to translate and stamp? As long as you have both English and your home country's language on your passport, I don't think you need to translate it. In my passport, I have everything in English and Bangla. No objections from Offier.
Nops. Does it say anywhere you have to translate and stamp? As long as you have both English and your home country's language on your passport, I don't think you need to translate it. In my passport, I have everything in English and Bangla. No objections from Offier.
To be fair, it doesn't say anything regarding stamps however I think (not 100% sure) I've read it here on the forum that people have had to translate the stamps as well... FYI this is exactly how the letter looks like:
To be fair, it doesn't say anything regarding stamps however I think (not 100% sure) I've read it here on the forum that people have had to translate the stamps as well... FYI this is exactly how the letter looks like:
It is actually written in the letter, see the Note section. If a stamp has both English and foreign language, then you dont need to translate it. If the stamp is only in a non E/F language then you must translate.
Hopefully you don’t have many stamps that need translation.
Good luck
One of my friend passed test on February 22 got Oath Ceremony request yesterday and his oath ceremony is scheduled for June 22 2020.
His timeline is same as mine.
Applied November 27/28 2019 - Family of 3 Lives in Calgary,AB
AOR - Feb 14 2020
Online Test - February 22 2021
Friend of mine told me that they're clearing the family applications first, because they can clear 3-4 in one time. Probably that's why all the single applicants applications are getting delayed. could be totally wrong
Also, I assume all stamps must be translated by an official translator, right? 
, but I'll still take the W for today. 
