IRCC Translation Requirements in Alberta
For many standard immigration files, IRCC usually accepts regular certified translation. You only need a higher route if the recipient specifically asks for it.
Short answer
Regular certified translation is usually the default for IRCC submissions. This is the route many Alberta clients use for common immigration documents, while ATIA is now mostly an outdated exception rather than the normal path.
If you are not sure what your file needs, include the recipient name in your order notes. That helps us route the order correctly before work starts.
What usually matters
- Whether the file is for IRCC or another immigration body
- Whether the receiving body has named a special format
- Whether the documents are standard civil-status or education records
Best next step
Upload the documents together and tell us the exact receiving body. We will confirm the most appropriate route before translation begins.