in pakistan all degrees need to be attested by HEC before submitting to immigration or universities abroad. if HEC (higher education commission) certifies it means its genuine. i don't see a reason to involve lawyer if HEC certifies it. Certify it from HEC and ministry of foreign affairs and then send it to CHC with a cover letter that its genuine and certified by HEC and Ministry of foreign affairs. may i ask you howcome 2 dependents aged 25 , 27 now were invovled in that application. were the rules different that time?? because these days rule say that dependant must be under 18 to accompany??
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I am not aware of the education system in Pakistan, but we have a similar thing in my country, which means if your degrees are stamped by the educational institution, ministry of high education, ministry of foreign affairs,
"it is done - that is it", and no one can doubt it. Even the Canadian Embassy itself can stamp it after all of those stamps (for a fee), and that is what i have done for my degrees.
"wxyz123" gave you a perfect answer for your question, no need to do any other things than the steps he explained to prove that your documents are genuine.