A Canadian invitation letter can be notarized by a notary public if the foreign national applying for a visa or eTA requires it. The notary public will verify the authenticity of the letter and confirm that it has been issued by a Canadian resident or organization.
To notarize a Canadian invitation letter, the person or organization issuing the letter must first sign the letter in front of the notary public. The notary public will then verify the signature and stamp the letter with their official seal.
Once the letter has been notarized, it can be submitted along with the foreign national's visa or eTA application. The notarized letter will serve as additional evidence to support the foreign national's application and help increase their chances of obtaining a visa or eTA.
In some cases, the Canadian embassy or consulate may require that the invitation letter be notarized. In such cases, the foreign national must obtain a notarized letter before applying for a visa or eTA.
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