Getting things notarized.

[tulamoon]

Hi,

I was just wondering with the application package, what needs to be notarized and what doesn't? If anything?

Copies of passports, marriage certificate, birth certificates etc? Photo's? Supporting documents?

Thanks

 

[midnightmav]

Hi, if it's any help, we didn't get anything notarized. Except for our common law form, but even that was not necessary (we're in Quebec).

 

[patiently_waiting]

Hi, if it's any help, we didn't get anything notarized. Except for our common law form, but even that was not necessary (we're in Quebec).

Same with me, however in the regional guide some countries need to get specific things notarized.

Tulamoon which embassy are you going through?

 

[wilson]

Hi,

I was just wondering with the application package, what needs to be notarized and what doesn't? If anything?

Copies of passports, marriage certificate, birth certificates etc? Photo's? Supporting documents?

Thanks

Hi,
In order to avoid delay I suggest you notarize the birth certificate and marriage certificate.

 

[rjessome]

Hi,

I was just wondering with the application package, what needs to be notarized and what doesn't? If anything?

Copies of passports, marriage certificate, birth certificates etc? Photo's? Supporting documents?

Thanks

I suggest you read the Region Specific Guide for the country where your application will be assessed. It will tell you what, if any, documents need to be notarized.