1, Go to a public notary ( mostly also a lawyer), and he'll print a paper, which indicates your personal status, and ask you to sign in front of him. Then he makes a certificate. (you can find a public notary in yellowpages.)
2, Go to the provincial government to authenticate your certificate. (You may ask the lawyer for the address.) This takes $16 in Ontario.
3, Go to the China's consulate for the final step.
4, When you get to China, have all your stuff translated into Chinese.
2, Go to the provincial government to authenticate your certificate. (You may ask the lawyer for the address.) This takes $16 in Ontario.
3, Go to the China's consulate for the final step.
4, When you get to China, have all your stuff translated into Chinese.