hey guys, i've signed up for streamate then they asked for my ID pictures and then they sent me an email says that my ID wasn't approved because its not in english. well i'm an arabian so my ID details are in arabic what am i supposed to do now?
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Lauren_col said:
Try going to whatever local government office that dispenses IDs and asking them for a translated version? I assume that would be the best course of action, though I have no idea how the ID system works in your country.
If Google doesn't know, no one does.
Just search something like 'ID document translation certification' plus the country you live in.
Same thing people do for documents for immigration purposes, so you might find that sort of info helpful.
Just search something like 'ID document translation certification' plus the country you live in.
Same thing people do for documents for immigration purposes, so you might find that sort of info helpful.
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Do you have a passport? All passports are in English, French and your birth language and you shouldn't have any problems getting it accepted.
Translating and certifying an ID can be costly and it's done by a Notary/ Justice of the Peace (check with your country laws who is allowed to certify legal documents).
Translating and certifying an ID can be costly and it's done by a Notary/ Justice of the Peace (check with your country laws who is allowed to certify legal documents).
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