Birth Certificates translation
Plan the translation of registered names, place of birth, parent details and marginal notes.
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A clearer language record for your Canadian application. Prepare identity, family and supporting documents around the instructions for your particular IRCC application. Requirements for a translation, affidavit or certified copy must be checked against that application’s guide.
Canadian translation planning
Provide your application checklist and the spelling of names used in your passport.
Identify the person who can answer project questions and provide any terminology your Canadian organization already uses. A defined source version helps avoid unnecessary rework when several teams contribute material.
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Plan the translation of registered names, place of birth, parent details and marginal notes.
Explore translationPlan the translation of spouse names, registration details, dates and official annotations.
Explore translationPlan the translation of identity details, issue dates, endorsements and relevant stamps.
Explore translationPlan the translation of issuing authority, identity entries, dates and recorded findings.
Explore translationPlan the translation of identity spellings, dates and official registration references.
Explore translationPlan the translation of previous names, new names, registration dates and document references.
Explore translationPlan the translation of family relationships, registration entries and official amendments.
Explore translationPlan the translation of identity details, family relationships and case chronology.
Explore translationPlan the translation of application references, identity spellings and evidence indexes.
Explore translationPlan the translation of personal chronology, place names and exhibit references.
Explore translationIRCC normally requires supporting documents in English or French. Translation, affidavit and certified-copy instructions can depend on the application and translator status. A Canadian certified translator may follow a different route from a translator who is not certified in Canada.
Send the checklist for your application. Pioneer Translations does not issue immigration decisions or guarantee acceptance.
Read IRCC’s supporting-document guidanceHow translation works
A simple route from your source files to an agreed final delivery.
Upload legible pages through the order portal. Identify the target language, Canadian recipient and date you need the files.
The language professional works from your source. Respond to questions about unclear details and verify names against your records.
Get the agreed files and certification format. Keep the source copy with the translation for the receiving institution.
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One certificate or a complete file: tell us what you need to submit.