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We got the original but that had to be sent away and notarized and translated. Then the notarized one was submitted.
 
The notarized copy takes the place of the original as it becomes a legal document.
 
The notarized copy takes the place of the original as it becomes a legal document.
which document are you speaking about? the marriage document? because as far as im concerned thats the only document i need to get translated... also what are the sizes for PR card and how many? is it similar to a passport photo?
 
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The notarized copy takes the place of the original as it becomes a legal document.
also how does she sign the documents since she is in cuba? do i send her the pdf for signature through email? also the PR card photos do they need them in person like a passport photo or can i have her take them in a studio and sent through email and i print them out?
 
On the ircc webpage type in pr photo size. I cant recall thr exact size. It will tell you.on.that site. Than take those measurement with you when you get the photos.On the back of the photos you.need to write date, address of photo shop, name and applicant name.
 
also how does she sign the documents since she is in cuba? do i send her the pdf for signature through email? also the PR card photos do they need them in person like a passport photo or can i have her take them in a studio and sent through email and i print them out?
This question regarding signature I cant answer as I am not certain.