My wife and I are Canadian citizens, living in Sarnia, Ontario. We plan to visit Shangai, China for one day in mid-February as part of a cruise stop in that city. How can we avoid a trip to your Toronto Consulate inorder to obtain the Visas?
Thank you for your help in this matter.
Sep. 1,2009 21:57 Mr.Lionel replied:
You can apply for the visa through the authorized travel agencies such as Golden Mile 2000 Travel Consultant, whose contacts are: Tel: 613-224-6863 Fax: 613-224-7863
12.
Aug. 27,2009 17:51
Reply
Mrs.Cristina(Canada) said:
hello,I am a Filipino who holds working visa here in Canada I would like to go on a tour in Hongkong for a week with a friend who is working there what is the procedure for my visa application I am here in Calgary..Please advise ..Thank you
Aug. 27,2009 21:22 Ms.Elizabeth replied:
Filipinos are free of visa to Hk for 14 days, so just take your valid passport with you.
13.
Aug. 22,2009 19:45
Reply
Mr.George(Canada) said:
Hi, I am temp resident in Canada (valid work permit status). I am working on breast cancer and I have been invited to a conference in Shanghai in April as a speaker. I live in Winnipeg,MB. Would I have to travel to Toronto to apply for my visa (and subsequently collect it), or I could do this in Winnipeg?. I have read that you can authorise someone else to do this for you (if I have to go to T). Is anybody aware of this procedure? Have you done it this way? IS it "F" visa that I have to apply for? I would appreciate if anybody out there provides me with some detailed feedback. Thanks in advance for your time. George
Aug. 23,2009 02:51 Mr.Abbey(Canada) replied:
Mr.George, you have to apply for China visa from Chinese Consulate General in Toronto because it's consular jurisdiction covers Manitoba. You can't apply for visa from Winnipeg because there is no Chinese consulate in Winnipeg. yes, you can ask someone else or travel agency in Toronto to do this for you and you needn't go to Winnipeg, you just need send required docuemnts to them and pay its service and visa fees. Them can send visa back to you.
14.
Jul. 3,2009 09:06
Reply
Mr.Dieter Steiche(Canada) said:
I live south of Montreal. Where do I go to get a tourist visa. I am going on a cruise and will be in China on Oct 3,4, and5-8
My email dutsly@yahoo.com
Jul. 4,2009 03:30 Ms.Lilian(China) replied:
You should apply for tourist visa at Chinese embassy in Ottawa because Montreal (Quebec) is under the consular jurisdiction of Chinese embassy in Ottawa
Aug. 5,2009 09:04 Mr.Dieter Steiche(Canada) replied:
Will I need a single or multiple via.
Aug. 5,2009 21:57 Mr.Morton replied:
If you will enter China twice, then apply for a double entry visa.
15.
Jul. 31,2009 19:54
Reply
Mr.Terence(Canada) said:
Hi, my wife and I need to get China Visa. She is busy working during the day, can I have her fill out the form then I bring it down to the embassy for her? Am I also allowed to pick up the visa for her? Thanks
Aug. 1,2009 02:53 Ms.Lilian(China) replied:
Yes, you can bring the visa application form filled by herself to the embassy for visa application, and then pick up her visa.
16.
Jul. 26,2009 10:12
Reply
Mrs.cha(CA) said:
I WANNA GET A HK POLICE CLEARANCE ,WHERE CAN I GET AND HOW MUCH THEY CHARGE?THANKS
Jul. 26,2009 22:11 Mr.Nicholas replied:
You can enquire about it fom the chinese embassy in canada.
17.
Jul. 21,2009 13:28
Reply
Mr.Jin(Ca) said:
Hello there, I am a Chinese and I need to get birth certificate and police clearance to immigrate Canada. Is it possible to get those document from your office or any other office in Canada or I have to visit China for it? Could you please tell me if there is any other way to get the documents? which document I can get in Canada?
Jul. 21,2009 21:34 Ms.Elizabeth replied:
You can just ask the China embassy in Canada for help. Contact them directly through the following ways: Tel: 1-613-7899586 Fax: 1-613-7891414
18.
Jun. 26,2009 10:09
Reply
Ms.Mickey(Canada) said:
I have applied my HKSAR Passport and PIC around end of April, HK Immigriation department confirm they send to Toronto Consulate-General by the end of May. Do anyone how and when will the Consulate-General contact me to pick up the Passport and PIC? My trip back to Hong Kong will be Aug 1. I have no other passport for me to travel. I tried to call visa office for many time, but no one pick up the call. Please help.
Jun. 27,2009 01:38 Mrs.Lydia replied:
If it is the HK Immigration department sent your application to the Consulate-general, you should ask them for help.
Jun. 28,2009 19:54 Ms.Mickey(Canada) replied:
Mrs Lydia,
Thanks for your reply. I did call HK Immigration department. They said they cannot help, as the passport need to be issue from Consulate-General. I need to contact Toronto Consulate-General.
Jun. 28,2009 23:07 Mr.Browning replied:
Ms. Mickey, I assume you should go to pick up your passport in person. The visa officers won't contact you to inform you that the passport is ready since there are numerous applicants everyday.
Jun. 29,2009 10:36 Ms.Mickey(Canada) replied:
Mr Browning, thank you so much for your reply and advise. I will go there in person. Cause I thought they will send me letter to pick up the passport. thanks again.
19.
Jun. 25,2009 10:30
Reply
Mrs.Norma Goldberger(USA) said:
If we are American but visiting family in Toronto, can we apply there for a China Visa with our American documents? How many days does it take to get the visa?
Jun. 26,2009 01:28 Mr.Glen(USA) replied:
Yes, you can. it usually takes 4 working days.
20.
Jun. 19,2009 11:50
Reply
Ms.Sara Quach (Canada) said:
I applied a 6 month multiple China Visa in March 2009. Due to my health problem, I have to postpone my vacation to Asia. My current China Visa allowed me to enter China till September 30, 2009. I am planning to go to Asia in the beginning of September, I am worry that I might not be able to join all the China tours within one month. Is it possible for me to request an extension to my China Visa in Toronto? if so, how much more do I have to pay? or can I pay an extra $50 and get the 12 month visa (12 month-multiple iS $150 CAN)
Can you please advise what I can do?
Thank You
Sara Quach
Jun. 19,2009 22:34 Mrs.Polly replied:
The Chinese embassy where you apply for the visa will give you the exact info. about this, please contact them.
Jun. 19,2009 22:36 Mrs.Polly replied:
Here is their official website address http://ca.china-embassy.org/eng/
Jun. 19,2009 23:55 Ms.Sara (Canada) replied:
Thank you for your quick reply, Mrs. Polly. I had tried to contact the embassy in Toronto, unfortunately, no one pickup the phone. Is it possible you email me directly, thank you.
Sara
Jun. 20,2009 02:37 Mrs.Polly replied:
Dear Sara Quach, please call them during the office hour Office Hours (visa section): 0900-1300 Monday to Friday (except for holidays) Tel: 613-789-3434 ext. 232 Or you can also fax them Fax: 613-789-1414
21.
Jun. 11,2009 18:19
Reply
Mrs.Bhageerathy(Canada) said:
I am a permanent resident in Canada and I hold an Indian passport. I want to visit Hong Kong and stay with my sister for a month. How can I apply for a visa that will allow me to stay in Hong Kong for that period of time? Where can I get a visa application form and what documents will be needed. Thank you very much. Bhageerathy
Jun. 12,2009 11:51 Ms.merry replied:
Indian passport holders are free of visa, if they visit Honkong less than 14 days, so you could go to Hongkong firstly, and apply for your visa from the HKSAR in person.
You need apply for visit visa to Hong Kong The following documents are required: a. an invitation letter in which the sponsor agrees to provide financial support and accommodation and one copy of the sponsor's HK ID. c. Passport/travel document with blank pages and a validity of at least 6 months. d. One completed application form affixed with one passport-sized photo.
22.
Jun. 10,2009 13:11
Reply
Mrs.Joan Cao(Canada) said:
Good afternoon,
I have a question regarding birth certificate.
My daughter was born in Beijing in 1988, and went to Italy in 1994 and came to Canada in 1996 with us. She is a Canadian citizen now. She is a full time student in Waterloo University and applying for a coop opportunity in Neitherland; It is required that the applicant submit a birth certificate issued within the last 12 months, I wonder if you could issue a birth certicate for her. We had one issued by Italian Embassy before we moved to Canada, but it is too old.
Please let us know how we can apply for that, what document we need provide.
Looking forward to hearing from you. Thanks a lot!
Joan Cao
Jun. 10,2009 22:58 Mr.Robert replied:
you have to inquire about it from your local official department of birth certificate in Canada.
Jun. 11,2009 11:11 Mrs.Joan Cao(Canada) replied:
Dear Robert,
Thanks for your quick response.
My daughter was not born in Canada, how can she get a birth certifiacte from Canadian government?
Thanks
Joan Cao
Jun. 12,2009 11:40 Mr.Robert replied:
Sorry for my mistake. If so, you mean to apply for a birth certificate of China, right? Then you have to contact the Chinese embassy in Canada through the following info: Email: chinaemb_ca@mfa.gov.cn Website: http://ca.china-embassy.org/eng/
23.
Jun. 10,2009 15:38
Reply
Ms.Melissa L. Go(Canada) said:
Hi my name is Melissa L.Go. I need a police clearance in Hong Kong but I don't have anybody to do it for me in Hong Kong. Can I get it here in your office?If so,how much I'm going to pay?How long would it take to get it?I need it soon to process my papers here in Canada.Hope to hear from you soon. Have a nice day. Thank you.
Jun. 10,2009 22:54 Ms.kelly replied:
You could ask the Canadian embassy in Hongkong for help. http://geo.international.gc.ca/asia/hongkong/
24.
Jun. 7,2009 17:08
Reply
Mr.kim(canada) said:
I want to marry in china What documents do I need to marry in china? I am devorced man
Jun. 7,2009 22:40 Mrs.Amy(China) replied:
The first thing for you to do is to have a single-status affidavitt issued by a notary public and then get it endorsed by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of your coutry. Then take the affidavitt to the China consulate to get it authenticated.
Jun. 8,2009 15:49 Mr.kim(canada) replied:
What type of visa do I need? I go to beijing and then dalian and then jangchun
Jun. 9,2009 03:07 Ms.Ruby replied:
You need a tourist visa.
25.
Jun. 1,2009 21:43
Reply
Mrs.Vong(Canada) said:
Which type or China Visa will I need for the following itinerary:
Sept 5 - arrive in Hong Kong Sept 6 - depart for Malaysia Sept 17 - return to Hong Kong Sept 19 - weekend in Macau Sept 24 - leaving Hong Kong for Beijing Sept 27 - depart Beijing
Thanks in advance for your help.
Jun. 2,2009 02:59 Mr.Shane(China) replied:
You need only a single-entry Chinese L visa. As Canadian nationals, you are waivered from visas for visiting Hong Kong, Malaysia and Macau for the short-term stay.
26.
Mar. 30,2009 19:25
Reply
Mr.krishan m(ca) said:
Please Help, What type of CHINA VISA (single entry, 2 entry or multi entry VISA) l need for the follwing cruise:
ITINERARY:
April 18 boarding ship in hongkong April 19, 20 AT SEA April 21, 22 SHANGHAI CHINA April 23, 24 AT SEA April 25, 26 BEIJING (Xingang) April 27 DALIAN
THEN THE SHIP LEAVES CHINA AND MOVES TO SOUTH KOREA, JAPAN, ALASKA USA AND VANCOUVER CANADA.
Mar. 30,2009 20:13 Mr.Hugh(Mexico) replied:
You probably need a single entry visa because you cross the Chinese border only for once. After you arrived in Shanghai China, you cruised at East China Sea. This is my understanding but I am not sure about this. it's better for you to contact the cruise ship. They understand well the scenario and the way to handle it.
27.
Feb. 26,2009 10:53
Reply
Mr.Albert Lee(Canada) said:
To whom it may concern:
My name is Albert Lee and I am a Canadian residence. I shall be travelling back to China on coming March to get marry. I was divorce last year in Toronto and retain my certificate of divorce through the court system here. But I just found out last week from your Mainland China office for marriage license that I need to bring my certificate to my local China Embassy to get approval or even get a letter. I am totally not aware of this procedure and I need help. Can someone call me at 416-708-8100 to assist me. I have on problem if there is any service fee involved. Please help! I am leaving for China on March 12, 2009 and I need the additional document.
Best regards, Albert Lee 416-708-8100
Mar. 5,2009 01:19 Mr.Darwin(USA) replied:
You should pay 30 Canadian dollars for document authentication service. For more info, see this page:http://www.chinaembassycanada.org/eng/lsfw/Notarization%20and%20Authentication/t37729.htm
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Travelers' Voices on China Consulate in Toronto (27)
11.
Sep. 1,2009 16:05 Reply
Mr.Bennett(Canada) said:
Dear Sir or Madam:
My wife and I are Canadian citizens, living in Sarnia, Ontario. We plan to visit Shangai, China for one day in mid-February as part of a cruise stop in that city. How can we avoid a trip to your Toronto Consulate inorder to obtain the Visas?
Thank you for your help in this matter.
Sep. 1,2009 21:57
Mr.Lionel replied:
You can apply for the visa through the authorized travel agencies such as Golden Mile 2000 Travel Consultant, whose contacts are:
Tel: 613-224-6863 Fax: 613-224-7863
12.
Aug. 27,2009 17:51 Reply
Mrs.Cristina(Canada) said:
hello,I am a Filipino who holds working visa here in Canada I would like to go on a tour in Hongkong for a week with a friend who is working there what is the procedure for my visa application I am here in Calgary..Please advise ..Thank you
Aug. 27,2009 21:22
Ms.Elizabeth replied:
Filipinos are free of visa to Hk for 14 days, so just take your valid passport with you.
13.
Aug. 22,2009 19:45 Reply
Mr.George(Canada) said:
Hi, I am temp resident in Canada (valid work permit status). I am working on breast cancer and I have been invited to a conference in Shanghai in April as a speaker.
I live in Winnipeg,MB. Would I have to travel to Toronto to apply for my visa (and subsequently collect it), or I could do this in Winnipeg?. I have read that you can authorise someone else to do this for you (if I have to go to T). Is anybody aware of this procedure? Have you done it this way? IS it "F" visa that I have to apply for? I would appreciate if anybody out there provides me with some detailed feedback.
Thanks in advance for your time.
George
Aug. 23,2009 02:51
Mr.Abbey(Canada) replied:
Mr.George, you have to apply for China visa from Chinese Consulate General in Toronto because it's consular jurisdiction covers Manitoba. You can't apply for visa from Winnipeg because there is no Chinese consulate in Winnipeg. yes, you can ask someone else or travel agency in Toronto to do this for you and you needn't go to Winnipeg, you just need send required docuemnts to them and pay its service and visa fees. Them can send visa back to you.
14.
Jul. 3,2009 09:06 Reply
Mr.Dieter Steiche(Canada) said:
I live south of Montreal. Where do I go to get a tourist visa. I am going on a cruise and will be in China on Oct 3,4, and5-8
My email dutsly@yahoo.com
Jul. 4,2009 03:30
Ms.Lilian(China) replied:
You should apply for tourist visa at Chinese embassy in Ottawa because Montreal (Quebec) is under the consular jurisdiction of Chinese embassy in Ottawa
Aug. 5,2009 09:04
Mr.Dieter Steiche(Canada) replied:
Will I need a single or multiple via.
Aug. 5,2009 21:57
Mr.Morton replied:
If you will enter China twice, then apply for a double entry visa.
15.
Jul. 31,2009 19:54 Reply
Mr.Terence(Canada) said:
Hi, my wife and I need to get China Visa. She is busy working during the day, can I have her fill out the form then I bring it down to the embassy for her? Am I also allowed to pick up the visa for her? Thanks
Aug. 1,2009 02:53
Ms.Lilian(China) replied:
Yes, you can bring the visa application form filled by herself to the embassy for visa application, and then pick up her visa.
16.
Jul. 26,2009 10:12 Reply
Mrs.cha(CA) said:
I WANNA GET A HK POLICE CLEARANCE ,WHERE CAN I GET AND HOW MUCH THEY CHARGE?THANKS
Jul. 26,2009 22:11
Mr.Nicholas replied:
You can enquire about it fom the chinese embassy in canada.
17.
Jul. 21,2009 13:28 Reply
Mr.Jin(Ca) said:
Hello there,
I am a Chinese and I need to get birth certificate and police clearance to immigrate Canada. Is it possible to get those document from your office or any other office in Canada or I have to visit China for it?
Could you please tell me if there is any other way to get the documents?
which document I can get in Canada?
Jul. 21,2009 21:34
Ms.Elizabeth replied:
You can just ask the China embassy in Canada for help. Contact them directly through the following ways:
Tel: 1-613-7899586
Fax: 1-613-7891414
18.
Jun. 26,2009 10:09 Reply
Ms.Mickey(Canada) said:
I have applied my HKSAR Passport and PIC around end of April, HK Immigriation department confirm they send to Toronto Consulate-General by the end of May. Do anyone how and when will the Consulate-General contact me to pick up the Passport and PIC? My trip back to Hong Kong will be Aug 1. I have no other passport for me to travel. I tried to call visa office for many time, but no one pick up the call. Please help.
Jun. 27,2009 01:38
Mrs.Lydia replied:
If it is the HK Immigration department sent your application to the Consulate-general, you should ask them for help.
Jun. 28,2009 19:54
Ms.Mickey(Canada) replied:
Mrs Lydia,
Thanks for your reply. I did call HK Immigration department. They said they cannot help, as the passport need to be issue from Consulate-General. I need to contact Toronto Consulate-General.
Jun. 28,2009 23:07
Mr.Browning replied:
Ms. Mickey, I assume you should go to pick up your passport in person. The visa officers won't contact you to inform you that the passport is ready since there are numerous applicants everyday.
Jun. 29,2009 10:36
Ms.Mickey(Canada) replied:
Mr Browning, thank you so much for your reply and advise. I will go there in person. Cause I thought they will send me letter to pick up the passport. thanks again.
19.
Jun. 25,2009 10:30 Reply
Mrs.Norma Goldberger(USA) said:
If we are American but visiting family in Toronto, can we apply there for a China Visa with our American documents? How many days does it take to get the visa?
Jun. 26,2009 01:28
Mr.Glen(USA) replied:
Yes, you can. it usually takes 4 working days.
20.
Jun. 19,2009 11:50 Reply
Ms.Sara Quach (Canada) said:
I applied a 6 month multiple China Visa in March 2009. Due to my health problem, I have to postpone my vacation to Asia. My current China Visa allowed me to enter China till September 30, 2009. I am planning to go to Asia in the beginning of September, I am worry that I might not be able to join all the China tours within one month. Is it possible for me to request an extension to my China Visa in Toronto? if so, how much more do I have to pay? or can I pay an extra $50 and get the 12 month visa (12 month-multiple iS $150 CAN)
Can you please advise what I can do?
Thank You
Sara Quach
Jun. 19,2009 22:34
Mrs.Polly replied:
The Chinese embassy where you apply for the visa will give you the exact info. about this, please contact them.
Jun. 19,2009 22:36
Mrs.Polly replied:
Here is their official website address http://ca.china-embassy.org/eng/
Jun. 19,2009 23:55
Ms.Sara (Canada) replied:
Thank you for your quick reply, Mrs. Polly. I had tried to contact the embassy in Toronto, unfortunately, no one pickup the phone. Is it possible you email me directly, thank you.
Sara
Jun. 20,2009 02:37
Mrs.Polly replied:
Dear Sara Quach, please call them during the office hour Office Hours (visa section): 0900-1300 Monday to Friday (except for holidays)
Tel: 613-789-3434 ext. 232
Or you can also fax them
Fax: 613-789-1414
21.
Jun. 11,2009 18:19 Reply
Mrs.Bhageerathy(Canada) said:
I am a permanent resident in Canada and I hold an Indian passport. I want to visit Hong Kong and stay with my sister for a month. How can I apply for a visa that will allow me to stay in Hong Kong for that period of time? Where can I get a visa application form and what documents will be needed. Thank you very much.
Bhageerathy
Jun. 12,2009 11:51
Ms.merry replied:
Indian passport holders are free of visa, if they visit Honkong less than 14 days, so you could go to Hongkong firstly, and apply for your visa from the HKSAR in person.
Jun. 12,2009 04:52
Ms.LILIAN(China) replied:
You need apply for visit visa to Hong Kong
The following documents are required:
a. an invitation letter in which the sponsor agrees to provide financial support and accommodation and one copy of the sponsor's HK ID.
c. Passport/travel document with blank pages and a validity of at least 6 months.
d. One completed application form affixed with one passport-sized photo.
22.
Jun. 10,2009 13:11 Reply
Mrs.Joan Cao(Canada) said:
Good afternoon,
I have a question regarding birth certificate.
My daughter was born in Beijing in 1988, and went to Italy in 1994 and came to Canada in 1996 with us. She is a Canadian citizen now. She is a full time student in Waterloo University and applying for a coop opportunity in Neitherland; It is required that the applicant submit a birth certificate issued within the last 12 months, I wonder if you could issue a birth certicate for her. We had one issued by Italian Embassy before we moved to Canada, but it is too old.
Please let us know how we can apply for that, what document we need provide.
Looking forward to hearing from you. Thanks a lot!
Joan Cao
Jun. 10,2009 22:58
Mr.Robert replied:
you have to inquire about it from your local official department of birth certificate in Canada.
Jun. 11,2009 11:11
Mrs.Joan Cao(Canada) replied:
Dear Robert,
Thanks for your quick response.
My daughter was not born in Canada, how can she get a birth certifiacte from Canadian government?
Thanks
Joan Cao
Jun. 12,2009 11:40
Mr.Robert replied:
Sorry for my mistake. If so, you mean to apply for a birth certificate of China, right? Then you have to contact the Chinese embassy in Canada through the following info:
Email: chinaemb_ca@mfa.gov.cn
Website: http://ca.china-embassy.org/eng/
23.
Jun. 10,2009 15:38 Reply
Ms.Melissa L. Go(Canada) said:
Hi my name is Melissa L.Go. I need a police clearance in Hong Kong but I don't have anybody to do it for me in Hong Kong. Can I get it here in your office?If so,how much I'm going to pay?How long would it take to get it?I need it soon to process my papers here in Canada.Hope to hear from you soon. Have a nice day. Thank you.
Jun. 10,2009 22:54
Ms.kelly replied:
You could ask the Canadian embassy in Hongkong for help.
http://geo.international.gc.ca/asia/hongkong/
24.
Jun. 7,2009 17:08 Reply
Mr.kim(canada) said:
I want to marry in china
What documents do I need to marry in china?
I am devorced man
Jun. 7,2009 22:40
Mrs.Amy(China) replied:
The first thing for you to do is to have a single-status affidavitt issued by a notary public and then get it endorsed by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of your coutry. Then take the affidavitt to the China consulate to get it authenticated.
Jun. 8,2009 15:49
Mr.kim(canada) replied:
What type of visa do I need?
I go to beijing and then dalian and then jangchun
Jun. 9,2009 03:07
Ms.Ruby replied:
You need a tourist visa.
25.
Jun. 1,2009 21:43 Reply
Mrs.Vong(Canada) said:
Which type or China Visa will I need for the following itinerary:
Sept 5 - arrive in Hong Kong
Sept 6 - depart for Malaysia
Sept 17 - return to Hong Kong
Sept 19 - weekend in Macau
Sept 24 - leaving Hong Kong for Beijing
Sept 27 - depart Beijing
Thanks in advance for your help.
Jun. 2,2009 02:59
Mr.Shane(China) replied:
You need only a single-entry Chinese L visa. As Canadian nationals, you are waivered from visas for visiting Hong Kong, Malaysia and Macau for the short-term stay.
26.
Mar. 30,2009 19:25 Reply
Mr.krishan m(ca) said:
Please Help,
What type of CHINA VISA (single entry, 2 entry or multi entry VISA) l need for the follwing cruise:
ITINERARY:
April 18 boarding ship in hongkong
April 19, 20 AT SEA
April 21, 22 SHANGHAI CHINA
April 23, 24 AT SEA
April 25, 26 BEIJING (Xingang)
April 27 DALIAN
THEN THE SHIP LEAVES CHINA AND MOVES TO SOUTH KOREA, JAPAN, ALASKA USA AND VANCOUVER CANADA.
Mar. 30,2009 20:13
Mr.Hugh(Mexico) replied:
You probably need a single entry visa because you cross the Chinese border only for once. After you arrived in Shanghai China, you cruised at East China Sea. This is my understanding but I am not sure about this. it's better for you to contact the cruise ship. They understand well the scenario and the way to handle it.
27.
Feb. 26,2009 10:53 Reply
Mr.Albert Lee(Canada) said:
To whom it may concern:
My name is Albert Lee and I am a Canadian residence. I shall be travelling back to China on coming March to get marry. I was divorce last year in Toronto and retain my certificate of divorce through the court system here. But I just found out last week from your Mainland China office for marriage license that I need to bring my certificate to my local China Embassy to get approval or even get a letter. I am totally not aware of this procedure and I need help. Can someone call me at 416-708-8100 to assist me. I have on problem if there is any service fee involved. Please help! I am leaving for China on March 12, 2009 and I need the additional document.
Best regards,
Albert Lee
416-708-8100
Mar. 5,2009 01:19
Mr.Darwin(USA) replied:
You should pay 30 Canadian dollars for document authentication service. For more info, see this page:http://www.chinaembassycanada.org/eng/lsfw/Notarization%20and%20Authentication/t37729.htm