passage Internationalization of Documents Almost 4 months without writing, I have to put something on this blog before I go all the short, but excellent public who wishes to visit.
not think that I have pulled back, on the contrary, only have been some personal situations that have delayed my departure. I have a deadline of November 15 and this week or next, I'll buy the ticket, which incidentally has to be with Air Canada, and that I have a U.S. visa and I can not take any flight that stops over in that country.
I thought today I have not talked about the internationalization of documents, and this a very important step in any immigration process, especially if one wants to study or be recognized by one of the provincial professional bodies in Canada (in my case the association of engineers). We have a series of papers attest that we have reached a series of goals, this paper has the backing of certain authorities in our country, in my case Venezuela. The documents had to internationalize are: Birth
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- Bachelor Degree Bachelor
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University - ratings
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Promotion Studies - Pensum
Internationalizing means that the country of destination, in this case Canada, recognize these documents as valid, which makes through its consulates country of origin. The only authority that Canada recognizes as valid is the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, so documents must be endorsed by this ministry.
If the birth certificate the internationalization process is as follows:
- issues the birth certificate by the prefectural place of birth.
- It takes the game to the principal notary of the area where the prefecture, where the notary certifies that the signature on that document is that of the notary. This, like all other subsequent certifications are attaching a beating on this page and a number of tax stamps.
- then takes the game to the Ministry of the Interior, Office in which the minister or someone he has appointed to these proceedings, recognizes that the signature appearing in the Annex is the notary in the area.
- then takes the game with its two annexes to the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, here the minister, or whom it has designated, recognized the previous signature as a valid signature from the Ministry of Internal Affairs.
- is finally carried the game with its three annexes to the consular office in Canada, which is in the same Embassy and serves every morning from Monday to Friday until 1 pm.
In the case of university documents, all must be signed by the Rector of the University, then take the papers to the Ministry of Education and from there take the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and finally to the consular services office.
The Bachelor Degree must be Educational Zone, then Ministry of Education, Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Office consular services.
All of these procedures, except for the consulate, I made a long time, so I do not remember the amounts to be canceled, is that each involves having to purchase tax stamps and pay something in the office on duty. In the consulate must be canceled Bs 94000 per document, in cash or cashier's checks, and can be canceled at the time of removing the documents.
processing time in the consular services office is two days, and is a procedure that is done very easily, not to mention how complicated it can be for you to go to Caracas. On the other hand, the procedures in the ministries can be slow and cumbersome, so I think the best option is achieved a manager you trust to make them, which is not only more comfortable but faster, since they have contacts in the ministries that streamline the paperwork. For these steps managers should not charge much more than Bs 100000 per document.
Finally, here included a flow chart of the sites where they take their documents, to organize time and not have to go more than once to each of the sites:
from titles of papers baccalaureate Nativity Rector question is finished arranging my affairs here in Venezuela. I really have very little to do: Ending
in August, still hot for the transition is not as brutal:)
The visa gave me last Thursday, as you can read in my previous post. I was called at 13:00 but actually let us in at 13:30. Arriving is a queue to enter the embassy and then to enter the collections will deliver orders (passport check management) in that order in a locker. Then I sat in the waiting room, quite nice with a big TV that was tuned to National Geographic (no volume), and stop to talk to other people in the room to exchange experiences.
result of these discussions I learned that in Quebec you can "change" the Venezuelan driver's license for a Canadian, so the same, with no screen or anything. For other provinces see this page: - http://www.relocatecanada.com/driverslicence.html
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After an hour and a half
visa was ready, which is a sticker that you put on the last page passport. Additionally you get a form called confirmation of permanent residence (IMM 1000), which DO NOT COMPLETE OR SIGN OR FOLD, or harm, in fact, I recommend that you take a sheet of cardboard folded in half to keep it safe is rather large to fit on any type of folder that I know. The IMM 1000 must be signed in the presence of an immigration officer at the port of arrival, so far as it should be kept as they are delivered. This form is delivered at port of entry to be changed by the resident card premanente
. it should be reviewed all documentation submitted before leaving the embassy, \u200b\u200bto verify that all the data are correct. And if you can go wrong, a man who was there he wrote as a surname "Clark", when in reality it is his "Strings." When I left he was still there fixing the problem.
Sell the car (Nissan Sentra 1999, in case anyone is interested) I must be out 