Attesting documents is crucial for the credibility of the documents when applying for a Canadian visa. Here's a breakdown of the process and types of documents that might require attestation:

Documents Attestations for Canada Visa

Passport and Photographs

Original passport with a minimum validity of six months.
Passport-sized photographs as per Canadian visa specifications.

Proof of Employment or Study

Employment letter from your employer, attesting to your position, salary, and duration of employment.
If a student, a valid ID card or a letter from the educational institution.

Financial Documents

Bank statements for the last six months, attested by the bank.
Income Tax Returns (ITR) for the previous year.

Invitation Letter (if applicable)

Letter from a relative or friend residing in Canada. This should be attested by a notary if require.

Propose of visit

Detailed itinerary if traveling for tourism.
For business trips, an invitation from the Canadian company, detailing the purpose and duration of the visit.

Property Documents (if applicable)

If you own property, provide attested copies of property documents to show ties to your home country.

Marriage and Birth Certificates

For family or spouse visas, attested marriage certificates and birth certificates for children are essential.

Police Clearance Certificate

From the local police department, indicating no criminal record.

Medical Examination

Some visa categories may require a medical examination by panel physicians approved by Immigration, Refugees, and Citizenship Canada (IRCC).

Previous Visas and Travel History

Attested copies of visas and entry/exit stamps from previous international travels.

Educational Documents

Transcripts, degrees, and other relevant educational documents attested by the issuing institution or a notary.

Affidavit of Support (if someone is sponsoring your visit)

Legally attested document from the sponsor, indicating their willingness and capability to support your stay in Canada.