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Immigration Forum / Canada / August 2006A Question About Police Clearance
Hi all Will one police clearance certificate is sufficient if a person stayed in different cities of a single country Thanks -- You can stay in as many cities as you want in one country. All you need is a police certificate for that country. PCC's are country specific rather than city specific. Reason being that, the police of every state/country has a national database for collecting info so all your data would be held under one name no matter the number of cities you stayed/lived in. > Hi all > [quoted text clipped - 4 lines] > > -- Nice response but not 100% accurate, in certain processes Canada Immigration wants the FBI certificate and a State certificate from applicants, they want the FBI certificate to cover the totality of the stay in the US and they want a State certificate for every state the person has lived in for more than 6 months since turning 18. You have to check the individual process to confirm the police requirements.  SignatureRon Beirnes R.B.Global Immigration Consultants Ltd. 1210-409 Granville Street Vancouver, BC V6C 1T2 Phone 604 688-3081 fax 688-3015 email ron_beirnes@telus.net web page http://www3.telus.net/rbglobal Canadian Society of Immigration Consultants #MO 41391 > You can stay in as many cities as you want in one country. All you need > is a police certificate for that country. PCC's are country specific [quoted text clipped - 11 lines] >> >> -- > Hi all > > Will one police clearance certificate is sufficient if a person stayed > in different cities of a single country > > Thanks Well Rob thanks for the details. I am living in pakistan since birth and lived in three different cities of pakistan that are in the same province named Punjab. I have seen the format of police report that is being issued by my currect city named Lahore. It is written in the police report that: The person so and so has been living in Lahore at Address (his current residential address) from dd/mm/yyyy till to date and has no criminal..... Now would you please shed some light after analysing my situation Thanks -- I think ideally it is the police certificate from the country in which you live in is required. I dont think different cities in the same country. Only if you are staying at the current address fore more than a year now. Also, different certificates are required only when you stay at different countries not different cities. Regards, DJS > > Hi all > > [quoted text clipped - 19 lines] > > -- As I mentioned in my earlier post, you only need one certificate for one country. The exception would be the US but you can still provide one certificate and if CIC wants one issued by every state an applicant had stayed in, they would request it. Only send the certificate you have been provided by the state police in which ever country you resided in and you do not need one for city by city in the same country. Unless of course, you have lived in different countries for more than 6 months duration. Thanks. > I think ideally it is the police certificate from the country in which > you live in is required. I dont think different cities in the same [quoted text clipped - 27 lines] > > > > -- > As I mentioned in my earlier post, you only need one certificate for > one country. The exception would be the US but you can still provide [quoted text clipped - 49 lines] > > > > > > -- Immigration Manuals or Guides are not the 'substantive law'. Based on the fact that CIC might attach varying weights to 'PCCs' issued by various countries, I think I would have to secure a 'separate' police-clearance- cerfiticate from all the different 'districts' where I have resided in Pakistan for 6-months or more. Based on my knowledge of Pakistan, police-clearance- cerfiticates are issued by the 'senior-most' police officer of the 'district': 'provincial' or 'national' registries or databases may or may not be maintained. As such, the Visa Office shall be in a perfect legal position to expect a separate police-clearance-certificate for each 'relevant' district. Please note that I think that 'expectations' would vary from country to country---depending on the manner in which the 'registries and/or databases' are maintained. As the Applicant, the 'onus' lies on us to present 'conclusive' evidence of 'non-criminality'. I think this is all. any suggestions and experiences would be welcomed simran -- |
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