Adoption Documents Translation
Certified translation of foreign adoption documents for recognition in Canada and citizenship applications.
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Which adoption documents need to be translated?
Recognition of an international adoption in Canada rests on four documents translated by a certified translator: the foreign adoption decree, the child's birth certificate before and after the adoption, the biological parents' consent forms and, for signatory countries, the certificate of conformity under the Hague Convention.
- ✓Foreign adoption decree
- ✓Child's birth certificate (before/after adoption)
- ✓Consent documents
- ✓Certificate of conformity (Hague Convention)
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Common Documents
- Adoption decree
- New birth certificate
- Country of origin documents
- Parental fitness report
FAQ
Does IRCC require translations for adoption?
Yes, all documents in a foreign language must be accompanied by certified translation for citizenship or residence applications for the adopted child.
- Citizenship: Translation mandatory
- Child visa: Translated documents required
- Provincial recognition: Depends on province