FAQs Archive
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To order a divorce certificate, you will need to contact the courthouse where the divorce was filed. If you know where the divorce was filed, you can send them a request in writing (including the court file number), along with their fee and a prepaid return envelope. The fee may vary depending on the province where the divorce was filed.
If you do not know where the divorce was filed, you will need to contact the Central Registry of Divorce Proceedings. They maintain a record of all Canadian divorces. Once you obtain the information you need, you can proceed to order the divorce certificate from the court.
Contact us to find out more information about how we can help you to order your divorce certificate. Call us toll-free at 1-888-433-1011 or send us an online enquiry.
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Yes, we can help you order a new copy of your divorce certificate. If you provide us with the information we need, we can certainly order your divorce certificate on your behalf. If you do not have the information required, we will need to start by contacting the Central Registry of Divorce Proceedings.
We can order your divorce certificate and if needed, we can also have it apostilled or legalized for use abroad. Contact us to get the process started.
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The pricing for the apostille of a Canadian divorce certificate will depend on the speed of service you choose, the number of documents you have, and the destination country. Because of these variables, we cannot provide you with a quote without speaking with you.
When you contact us, one of the first things we'll do is provide you a detailed quote, so you understand exactly what is involved and how much it costs. Visit our website to see general information about our pricing.
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The best way to determine whether or not your documents need to be authenticated and legalized is to confirm with the recipient abroad. Most commonly, Canadian documents to be used abroad will require authentication and legalization first. The authentication and legalization process, also known as Apostille, is a multi-step process of signature verification. Once your documents have been authenticated and legalized, the recipient abroad will see that they have been through the appropriate steps to ensure they are valid and prepared correctly.
For a free consultation and to determine whether your documents require authentication and legalization, feel free to contact us.
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A certified translation is a translation prepared by a translator who is certified with the appropriate authority in a specific language combination. Most provinces and territories in Canada have an association of translators and interpreters. To gain their certification, the translator will need to pass one or more tests to prove their ability and skill.
We can help you find a certified translator or obtain a certified translation on your behalf. Contact an IDC expert for more information.
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Most Canadian provinces and territories have an association of certified translators and interpreters.
Below are the known and recognized associations across Canada:
- Alberta - ATIA
- British Colombia - STIBC
- Manitoba - ATIM
- Ontario - ATIO
- Quebec - OTTIAQ
- Saskatchewan - ATIS
- New Brunswick - CTINB
- Nova Scotia - ATINE
- Prince Edward Island - CTIC
- Newfoundland and Labrador - CTIC
- Nunavut - CTIC
- Northwest Territories - CTIC
If you have more questions or want assistance with the process, contact us today!
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