You're a Canadian citizen. You've been living in Toronto for 6 years. You want your parents to visit you for more than 6 months. You applied for their Super Visa.

You sent your NOA, your bank statements, your employment letter. You met the LICO (Low Income Cut-Off) requirement. You thought everything was perfect.

Then the rejection came: "Beneficiary's documents not accompanied by certified English or French translations."

Your parents' marriage certificate is in Hindi. Their birth certificates are in Gujarati. Their Aadhaar cards have Hindi script. IRCC couldn't verify your relationship because they couldn't read the documents.

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Why Super Visa Documents Get Rejected

IRCC reviews Super Visa applications strictly. They need to verify your relationship to your parents and their identity. Here's why translations fail:

• Parents' Marriage Certificate Untranslated: IRCC uses this to verify your parents' relationship to each other and to you as their child. If in Hindi/regional language, it's rejected.
• Parents' Birth Certificates Not Translated: Proves your parents' identity and age. Regional language birth certificates must be certified translated.
• Sponsor's Own Relationship Proof: Your own documents from India (if you were born there) — birth certificate, school records — also need translation.
• Medical Insurance Proof Issues: Super Visa requires private medical insurance. If any supporting document is in a foreign language, it needs translation.
• No Certification on Translated Copies: You uploaded self-translated versions. IRCC requires a signed Certification of Accuracy from a certified translator.

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How Certified Translation India Saves Your Parent's Super Visa

Since 2011, we've helped thousands of Canadian citizens and PRs get their parents' Super Visas approved. We know exactly what IRCC requires.

• Complete Parent Document Translation: Marriage certificates, birth certificates, Aadhaar cards, school records — every document translated word-for-word.
• Sponsor's Own Document Translation: If you were born in India, we translate your own Indian documents that prove the parent-child relationship.
• Super Visa Checklist Review: We review your document list and flag anything that needs translation before you submit.
• IRCC-Compliant Certification: Every translation includes a signed Certificate of Accuracy accepted by IRCC for all Super Visa applications.

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Documents You MUST Translate for Super Visa

As a Canadian sponsor in Canada, your documents are already in English. But your parents in India need these translated:

• Parents' Marriage Certificate: Proves their marital status and relationship. Required for Super Visa.
• Parents' Birth Certificates: Proves their identity and age. Regional language birth certs need full translation.
• Relationship Proof: Your own birth certificate showing parents' names (from India), Aadhaar cards, family registers.
• Proof of Medical Insurance: Any supporting documents for the mandatory Super Visa insurance.
• Passport Bio Pages: If your parents' passports have any handwritten information in a regional script.

Your documents from Canada (NOA, job letter, bank statements) are fine. But your parents' Indian documents? Every single one needs certified translation.

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Frequently Asked Questions

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