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What documents require notarization?

Rachel
Rachel
February 04, 2026 21:14
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The only documents that require notarization are the proof of Citizenship documents and Permanent Resident Cards. If you stumble upon other document types in program descriptions that require notarization, please notify CaRMS. 

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