Thanks Walsh. I have seen your posts. I am just wondering if we are actually following different procedures. I only applied in 2008, but because my occupation was in the list of 38, so I was able to submit the additional documentation only a few months after applying. The letter I received from CHC...

Joe,

See my reply on other post.

Sure, I can answer part 1. If you read the information below, it says that those outside of Canada can use a commissioner for oaths or a public notary. Here in Ireland, and in the UK, you need separate qualifications to be a public notary, which is why it is so costly to get them to sign documents. ...

Thanks so much for this. It's something I wasn't aware of, and will not be able to make it over this weekend, but at least I have subscribed to their magazine, the articles seem very informative.

Thanks again..Moira.

Hi,

Just wondering if anyone has been to one of these expos before? I know there were 2 last year in the UK, we intend to go to the one in May to learn about bank accounts, shipping, job locations, etc.

Any help would be appreciated!

Moira.

Thanks Susan, I priced around and am now getting all documentation doen by a commissioner for oaths, who will do the entire lot (and there are a lot!) for €60. Hi I shopped around when getting my docs notarised, I was lucky to find a solicitor we knew who notarised all our docs for free but some o...

Thanks for your response!

I have just checked the letter sent and the checklist for UK and have answered my own question, it states that we should not send originals but notarised copies of all documents except the police certificate, which must be the original.

Thanks again.

Would appreciate a little help as I am new to this board. We have received our application number and now need to submit same plus the extra required documents to CIC UK within 120 days - my husband is the principal applicant. I was about to get all documentation notarised but now think that this ma...