Papers to be translated into English.....Canada Immigration

[lexi]

Exactly what papers have you had translated and legalized into English?
Did you do the Marriage Certificate and the Birth Certificate? How about the Police Clearance?
Thanks!

[lexi]

Does anyone know if you have to get the Police Clearance traslated also???

[isabelle13]

Everything you submit to Canadian immigration needs to be in English or French

[AnnaC]

Originally Posted by isabelle13

Everything you submit to Canadian immigration needs to be in English or French

Thanks Isabelle

so that I have this straight for future questions. Everything you submit to Immigration Canada has to be in translated into English or French and Legalized?


Thanks

[isabelle13]

Originally Posted by AnnaC

Thanks Isabelle

so that I have this straight for future questions. Everything you submit to Immigration Canada has to be in translated into English or French and Legalized?


Thanks

Well the police certificate does not need to be legalized but other docs should, if what you mean is the Junta stamp yes.

[AnnaC]

Originally Posted by isabelle13

Well the police certificate does not need to be legalized but other docs should, if what you mean is the Junta stamp yes.

Thank you

and one more question where can these be translated?

[isabelle13]

Originally Posted by AnnaC

Thank you

and one more question where can these be translated?

You need to find a translator who is accredited to do translation for immigration purposes. I called a translator and he was. I asked immigration and they do not have a list.

[lexi]

I found a place that does papers for Immigration.

DRSI - Dominican Republic Services and Investments Inc. 2727 Steeles Avenue West, Suite 301, Toronto, Ontario, M3J 3G9
Tel: (416)739-1237 and Fax: (416) 663-1973 E-Mail: info@dominicanrepublicservices.com
and Website www.dominicarepublicservices.com

Thanks for all your help. I did get a straight answer from Immigration today and Yes, you do have to also get the Police clearance translated and legalized along with his birth certificate and the wedding certificate.

[AnnaC]

Thanks Ladies
I will add this to the Immigration Canada info.