PHOTOCOPY or NOTARY ATTESTED PHOTOCOPY?
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RomanSPb
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Notary attested copies, especially in case they are in other language than English or French.d_l_p said:
Plain photocopies without certification/notarization are accepted for passports and documents that are originally in English or French.
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no need to go for notary if your document copies are in english or french. otherwise you should go for notary.
Cheers !!
Cheers !!
RomanSPb
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- Visa Office......
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- 20-FEB-2014
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- 26-MAR-2014
- LANDED..........
- 26-10-2015
Exactly what I have saidscorpionjot said:no need to go for notary if your document copies are in english or french. otherwise you should go for notary.
Cheers !!
Good luck y'all!
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