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Check your EE profile again. System could be glitchy at times

I use their ATIO translators. Pretty clean and no issues ever

I'm driving 2012 Cadillac SUV and yes, I had driving training certificate with me. That was my first full G year license

It does not seem to be updated for us either. Test is scheduled, but no update in ecas

Thank you! Where did you get this info? I'm mostly interested in a situation when, say we leave early in the morning and return back next day later at night. Have a couple of such trips

I a big anti-fan of translation companies as I have had a pretty nasty story with a few. In my understanding, average document translation cost should not go above $30, well even 40. When we first moved here just across the border and were quoted $70, 100+ per page I was stunned. I realize...

Check http://www.realtor.ca/ and http://viewit.ca/ The first one lists rental properties such as condos and houses (basements as well), the second - apartments and basements too

Stay away from ATIO individual translators. It's a robbery. How about $107 per birth certificate? Over the course of years I managed to find a few reasonable ones companies who are certified and use accepted translators: - http://www.docsbase.ca/ - ATIO, OTTIAQ, difficult cases (they've...

++1 Do not move in winter. Would cost you a fortune. Overall, should be close to $5k

I had mine done in 44 days, but from what I've heard most of applicants receive it in less than 30

Maybe you have many stamps in your passport. They have always counted mine as less than $4/stamp and that's probably the cheapest I was able to find in Canada.

http://www.docsbase.ca/ - they can do it cheaper than $4 and are always helpful in difficult cases Ask them to send documents to your home address. Costed me less than $4 per stamp including postage delivery

+1, most of gaming companies are in Montreal, but they may consider hiring distantly or accommodate your relocation. A buddy of mine has moved to work for Eidos

We have used them for the Citizenship application and translation had stamp, signature, translator's ID. So I believe they are certified. I can say for these: http://www.docsbase.ca/ - we needed ATIO certified translation to be presented for Drivers license. Had no problems, inexpensive...

If you ask me, I'd say go for http://www.docsbase.ca/ or http://docwork.ca/ From my experience they are the most professional ones. http://document-translation.ca/ - just can't confirm. We used them for business translation and I can't say anything about their ability to handle passports.

They usually charge per stamp and it really depends on what countries stamps are from and how many of them are here. The cheapest you may find in GTA is around $4-5/stamp. If you have a lot, contact these guys: http://www.docsbase.ca/ - they can do it cheaper than $4 and are always helpful in...

In fact, there are many. Everything will depend on which area of HR you'd like to work at. For instance, recruitment is always open for young specialists and has lots of openings.

As a person who went through the translation nightmare, I could share my experience: Here's my list of inexpensive and reliable translation guys. - http://www.docsbase.ca/ - ATIO, OTTIAQ, difficult cases (they've really-really helped me a lot with my Citizenship application). -...

Just wanted to share what we've done with the translation guys, maybe it'll be helpful for others too. I am a globetrotter so in my passport I had somewhere close to 100+ stamps. When it came to the translation, lots of those were blurry and, apparently, I was not smart enough to keep copies of...

Here's my list of inexpensive and reliable translation guys. - http://www.docsbase.ca/ - ATIO, OTTIAQ, difficult cases (they've really-really helped me a lot with my Citizenship application). - http://document-translation.ca/ - seem to be Ok. Used them for business translation. Fair and...