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Notary Copies for MPNP:

nsb

Star Member
Jan 22, 2012
159
2
Category........
Visa Office......
New-Delhi
Job Offer........
Pre-Assessed..
App. Filed.......
September 2012
Doc's Request.
Additional Doc Req : 1 October 2014
Nomination.....
12 Augest - 2013
AOR Received.
6 November - 2013 CIC - 1 September 2014 VO New Delhi
IELTS Request
Already Submitted With PNP Application
File Transfer...
26 June 2014
Med's Request
6 November - 2013 , Re-Medical 9 March - 2015
Med's Done....
22 December - 2013, Re-Medical 23 March - 2015
Passport Req..
4 May 2015
VISA ISSUED...
Decision Made on 4 May 2015 - Visa Issued 28 May 2015
LANDED..........
2nd July 2015
i have recently submitted my application for MPNP; they have asked me to submit my notary copies of certificates; what i have done is that i have attested my all original certificates and then made copies from them and send it. Is this what they want ? i am confused what should i do ? what they mean by notary copies of certificates.
 

carl zeiss

Hero Member
Nov 22, 2011
477
6
Category........
Visa Office......
Manila
NOC Code......
3111
Job Offer........
Pre-Assessed..
App. Filed.......
19 Nov 2011
Nomination.....
09 Jan 2012
AOR Received.
24 Apr 2012 CIO
File Transfer...
04 Jul 2012 CEM
Med's Request
29 Sep 2012
Med's Done....
13 Oct 2012
Passport Req..
14 Jan 2013
VISA ISSUED...
30 Jan 2013
LANDED..........
25 Jun 2013
nsb said:
i have recently submitted my application for MPNP; they have asked me to submit my notary copies of certificates; what i have done is that i have attested my all original certificates and then made copies from them and send it. Is this what they want ? i am confused what should i do ? what they mean by notary copies of certificates.
MPNP requires copies only and not original documents since they will not be returned to you. Provide photocopies of your papers and at the back, print the following text: "This document is a certified photocopy of the original." Then have it Notarized by a lawyer, notary public or whoever is authorized to do such in your country of residence.

Hope this helps. Good luck!