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one more question, the public notary stamps are usually in local language, is that okay ?
Hi!
I have received my PR(Outland) and I am planning to go for my first entry to Canada. I am from Pakistan and will be traveling to Canada via US land border.
Is it possible? Or first entry must be done through airport?
Please guide if anyone has information in this regard.
I have received my PR(Outland) and I am planning to go for my first entry to Canada. I am from Pakistan and will be traveling to Canada via US land border.
Is it possible? Or first entry must be done through airport?
Please guide if anyone has information in this regard.
Adding an English translation is optional where I live.im sure they are only in local languageshould i translate that again too or what
Usually the first paragraph is in local language and the second in English. The job of the notary is to ensure that the translated copy of the document is done by an approved state translator in this case.
You said you are a Muslim, I am from kerala we have almost 30% of population Muslim, never came across a person whose name is not Mohammad.My name is most popular one in the world so I am fine.
Honestly I liked the city, didn't like the weather as it is variable, yesterday I went to their library, that library is amazing, the only library that I seen better than that is library of congress.
You can't even compare houston library with calgary the architecture it self is beautiful, it is small but the facilities they offer is simply amazing. The only thing I didn't like there is a bradder working in the customer service (Anil) ,that dude was rude ,I am not surprised though. He was talking to me like he is my prof or my dad ,moron.
Found a room and a bathroom for 550$ ,really loved the place, toronto I just don't like it it is too crowded, Vancouver also.
In the bradder relationship there is no saar how dare you? Lol
You can travel by land my friend did that easier that way because usually the line is less and they won't bother you too much.
But I assume you have a valid US visa.
Hi everyone,
thanks for helping me through out the immigration process
I am a mechanical engineer with 10+years experience in automobile industry in india.
As i am moving to canada in coming months, thinking of doing some skill based course in india those can help me to get job there.
Please suggest what kind of job/skills are in demand specifically for mechanical engineers in canada for new immigrants.
Thanks in advance
thanks for helping me through out the immigration process
I am a mechanical engineer with 10+years experience in automobile industry in india.
As i am moving to canada in coming months, thinking of doing some skill based course in india those can help me to get job there.
Please suggest what kind of job/skills are in demand specifically for mechanical engineers in canada for new immigrants.
Thanks in advance
What if we're using a Canadian registered translator? Should we notarize the copy as well?
I heard it is very difficult to find a job for mechanical engineers but it is not impossible if you're putting some effort.
If I am you and have some money to spare I will spend on a Canadian credential which will give you a slight advantage.
Not to mention you have to be really patient and persistent.
If you are very good you can try for P eng also