Do I need certified translation for IRCC applications?
Yes. IRCC requires certified translations for any document not issued in English or French, including identity records, civil documents, education documents, and employment history.
Who is allowed to translate documents for IRCC?
IRCC accepts translations completed by qualified translators who provide a certification statement confirming the accuracy and completeness of the translation.
Does IRCC require notarization of translations?
Not usually. Certified translation is sufficient unless a specific authority requests notarization for a particular document.
Can IRCC accept translations done outside Canada?
Yes. IRCC accepts certified translations prepared outside Canada as long as the translation is complete and accurate.
Do I need certified translations for WES Canada?
Yes. WES requires certified translations of diplomas, transcripts, degree supplements, and academic records not issued in English or French.
Can someone submit my WES documents for me?
Yes. We prepare and submit WES document packages for clients with Ukrainian academic records.
What documents need translation for Express Entry?
Common documents include birth and marriage certificates, diplomas and transcripts, employment documents, and other records required for the eligibility or points system.
Do I need translations for a Canadian work permit?
If any supporting document is not in English or French, it must be translated for IRCC when applying for a work permit or extending status inside Canada.
Do translations need to include stamps, seals, and handwritten notes?
Yes. IRCC and WES require the translation to include all visible content on the document.
Are translated documents needed for employers or licensing bodies in Canada?
Some employers and regulatory bodies request certified translations of education or professional documents to confirm qualifications.