Supplemental Affidavit: Fill & Download for Free

Don’t waste your money on consultants unless you have some unusual situation.It’s a very simple process.Get IELTS (8777 in LRWS)Get WES evaluation done for your degreesGet Police clearance certificates (easiest of all the process)Get a proof that you have funds. There are many ways to show it. canadavisa forums has lot of info. Don’t worry if you don’t have money, you can get it from your parents as gift.Get experience letters in the REQUIRED format. Usually the only thing in the application where people stumble a little bit, cause a lot of companies don’t give them the letter in the required format. Again, canadavisa forums give you a lot of supplemental evidence suggestions in case your company doesn’t give that letter.That’s it.From IELTS to PR, it took me exactly 7 months. If I had been a little proactive, it would’ve been done in 5 months.There is nothing magical a lawyer or consultant gonna do if your company doesn’t give you the experience letter in required format. You supplement whatever letter they gave you with pay slips, co-worker affidavits, ID card scans etc. All of this info is available in canadavisa forums.The only situation where a lawyer might help is:If you have a criminal recordIf you have something unusual in your applicationAgain, consultants own the express entry profiles and they don’t give you timely information and actually delay the whole process, from what I have heard. If you still want to go to consultants, at least know what to expect from them.Last thing is if you can’t get IELTS General L8, R7, W7, S7 - there is currently no way you can get federal PR, forget whatever consultants are saying. You can try provincial on your own and it’s usually a long route but there is chance.

You get a lawyer to make sure your rights to the property are protected.An affidavit of ownership will have some but not much influence if the title / deed to the property has been properly managed. This is normally a supplemental document used in transactions, but without knowing every detail of the case you are talking about there is no way to give an answer beyond have a lawyer overlook things to assist you in protecting your property rights, assuming you have the right to the property.

Testes don't grow back, once they are removed. See NHS excerpt below. Why would you want an affidavit?Further comment, unprotected sex is never a good idea unless you are in a monogamous relationship.Your process would be:Get a psychiatrist to sign off on your going ahead with surgery.ORFind a surgeon that will perform surgery without psychiatrist sign off, based on an "informed consent" model.Get some sperm banked, if that's important to you.Get orchiectomy surgery done. Recovery recommendations say no sex for 4 weeks!Wait for 4 weeks, then get sperm count done, if you want to be 100% certain you are sterile, rather than just 99.9999% certain. That is, IF your penis even functions any more!There is a pretty good chance that penetrative sex may be completely impossible once you have an orchiectomy, unless you get testosterone supplementation, which might defeat the purpose of getting the orchiectomy if the surgery is to satisfy a Male-to-Androgynous (MtA) non-binary gender identity.Testicular Cancer - Treatment - NHS ChoicesIf you have both testicles removed (a bi-lateral orchidectomy), you will be infertile.