Hi, this is KICPC!

Do you know which country’s flag is the one on the left side?

The right one is so famous that I think you know it.

The flag on the left is the flag of the Philippines.

Today, we will learn about the relationship between the Philippines and

Canada and how to send documents from Philippines to Canada!

First, let’s see the relationship between Canada and Philippines.

With diplomatic relations beginning in 1949, Canada and the Philippines

marked their 70th year of strong and friendly bilateral relations in 2019.

Ever-increasing people-to-people links between Canada and the

Philippines contribute to the growth of both societies. 

According to the 2016 census, over 837-thousand people of Philippine

origin live in Canada, while a growing number of Filipino citizens visit

family and friends in Canada, study at Canadian colleges and universities

or immigrate to Canada. 

As mentioned above, there will be many documents to be submitted to

Canada because many Filipinos go to Canada to study Canadian

universities or immigrate.

You cannot submit documents issued by the Philipines directly to

Canada.

It takes several procedures to become a document that can be submitted

to Canada.

What’s important here is that Canada is not a member of the Apostille,

so it has to go through the embassy certification process.

From now on, we will explain the procedure for your document to be certified by the Canadian Embassy. 

<Procedure of Certification of the Canadian Embassy in Philippines>

Step1. You need to issue the necessary documents in Philippines.

The required documents will depend on what you should be issued.

Step2. Translate the issued documents into English.

The issued documents should be translated into the language of the country of submission. 

However, since Philippines is also an English-speaking country, you don’t have to translate documents if they are issued in English.

Step3. Your translated documents have to be notarized by a lawyer.

If you translated the documents into English, you would have to get a

translation notarization.

You need to be certified that the original and the translation are match.

Step4. Your documents must be confirmed by the Foreign Ministry in Philippines.

The notarized documents must be certified by the Foreign Ministry.

You have to go through this step to get an embassy certification.

Step5. The documents confirmed by the Foreign Ministry can be certified by the Canadian Embassy in Philippines.

The embassy-certified documents become valid public documents in Canada!

The certification process is too complicated, isn’t it?

Don’t worry! KICPC can help you!

KICPC can get the Canadian Embassy certification in Philippines instead of you.

KICPC operates a one-stop service that handles translation and inspection by native speakers from 40

countries around the world,

substitution for notarization, certification of foreign ministries and embassies,

and overseas delivery.

Please feel free to contact us, if you have any questions!

For more information

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