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Hi All,

Brand new user on this forum but been reading for a while now :)

Currently preparing the packet 3 (should receive NVC notice in next days hopefully)

It require the beneficiary to provide his birth certificate, in my case, the beneficiary is born in Switzerland and moved to Canada when he was 9 years old.

Currently have both citizenship.

Should we provide both birth certificate from Switzerland (original or translated to english?) and Canadian citizenship proof ?

Thank you all for your replies

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i feel you should have both if she has a birth certificate for both since they asked me for my iranian one and any other BC i had


i feel you should have both if she has a birth certificate for both since they asked me for my iranian one and any other BC i had

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i feel you should have both if she has a birth certificate for both since they asked me for my iranian one and any other BC i had

i feel you should have both if she has a birth certificate for both since they asked me for my iranian one and any other BC i had

Actually only have one birth certificate from Switzerland ( can we get one from another country done??), the paper from Canada is proof of citizenship

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You will need to provide passport and original birth certificate. If he wants to also bring any other proof of Canadian citizenship he can.

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You (or someone who speaks French) can translate them. You should provide translations.

Here is some info on what needs to be provided. http://www.visajourney.com/forums/topic/269833-who-can-translate-the-birth-certificate/?p=4131106

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ok, original birth certificate, Canadian citenzenship are both in french, really hope that doesn't cause problem.

ty for the answer

Yes they will need a translation of the citizenship proof and birth certificate if not in English.

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