Dont need to worry too much about the reference letters. They are mainly for reference. Which language are they in?Elephant789 wrote: ↑Mon, 18 Nov 2019 3:11 pmBecause I have one but it's not in English and am wondering if it's worth it to pay the money to get it translated professionally.
Also, must all notarized documents be authenticated by the Singapore Academy of Law, even if it was notarized by a lawyer in Singapore beforehand?
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Chinese (Traditional).Dont need to worry too much about the reference letters. They are mainly for reference. Which language are they in?
Submit them if they accept. Else, dont worry too much for translation of these.Elephant789 wrote: ↑Mon, 18 Nov 2019 4:37 pmChinese (Traditional).Dont need to worry too much about the reference letters. They are mainly for reference. Which language are they in?
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