You must also send us an official English translation for all documents not written in English.
ACSLPA will accept translations from:
- The consulate, high commission, or embassy (in Canada) of the country that issued the documents.
- A Canadian consulate, high commission, or embassy in the country from where you emigrated.
- A translator accredited[1] by a professional association of translators in Canada.
- A translator accredited by a federal, provincial, or municipal government in Canada.
All translations must be original and accompanied by the translator’s statement confirming:
- That the translation is accurate and authentic.
- That the translator belongs to one of the categories listed above (identification number and/or seal, name, address, and telephone number are required).
- The full, printed name and signature of the translator.
NOTE:Â You are responsible for the cost of getting your documents officially translated. Costs are at the discretion of the agencies who complete the work.