Must Know Before You Visit Canada!

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Notarization of documents in Canada are even applicable to domestic documents, where systematized attestations of signatures and acknowledgment of deeds are a universal mandate for document authentication. Notarized certified copies serve as valid proof.

Canadian notarized notary public are very much similar to their American counterparts, generally restricted to administering oaths , providing acknowledgements, certifying true copies, witnessing signatures on Notarized Affidavit as well as Notarized Statutory Declarations and so on.

Foreign nationals willing to visit Canada must apply for a Temporary Resident Visa depending on their home country. However in order to apply for it, a Letter of Invitation to visit Canada is often required. This Letter of Invitation to visit Canada is written on behalf of the Canadian resident who is inviting the person to apply for a visit.

Also The Department of Foreign Affairs and International Trade (DFAIT) has clearly mentioned that if a person younger than 18 is traveling alone or with only one parent, they have their parents' Letter of Consent ...
... to Travel for such travel. A notarized letter of consent to travel is valid proof of such consent. Once the invitation letter is notarized, the person visiting Canada must present the original letter along with their notary public application and other notarized documents to the Canadian consulate or embassy. It is important to note that a invitation letter notarized does not guarantee issuance of the visitor’s visa. Visa officers will assess applicants to determine their eligibility for issuing a visitor’s visa to Canada.

If traveling to the Embassy or Consulate is inconvenient, you may sign your documents before a Notary Public in Canada. Almost all lawyers in Canada are Notaries Public. If you are signing before a Canadian Notary Public you must keep in mind that most states require a U.S. Embassy or Consulate to validate the signature of a foreign Notary Public.

You can write or fax the U.S Embassy or Consulate to make sure if your Notary's signature and seal are already on file, and also to ensure that your situation is qualified for this processing. In case it is not, then in such case a sample of the Notary's signature and seal must first be authenticated by the appropriate provisional authority responsible for Notaries Public.

Remember as a visitor, you can take certain goods to Canada for your own use only as "personal baggage" during your stay. If you declare these goods as personal baggage when you arrive, and also take them back when you leave, you will not be required to pay any duties or taxes on it.

There are many more such things that you should take care of while traveling or visiting Canada. It differs based on from what country you are in and for what purpose you are visiting Canada. For more information about our service please do visit: www.Notarizers.ca or call 416.782.5926 or 1.888.627.7266.

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