I just got a message in my CIC account asking for USA/FBI Police Certificate. I reside in Bangladesh, the last time I went to USA was in 2010. I stayed there for 5 months and never visited the country again. Now, after 8.5 months of AOR they are asking for USA/FBI Police Certificate that too, I'll have to send the hard copy to SVO within 30 days!!!!!!! I don't know what to do. I'm heartbroken. Please show me a way, I feel drained out and lost. I am attaching parts of the message below:
This refers to your application for permanent residence in Canada. Please follow the steps below
so that we can continue processing your application.
SUBMIT REQUIRED DOCUMENTS:
Send all the documents from the list below to this office in one envelope:
Original Good Conduct Certificate (or Certificate of No Criminal Record) from the
police authorities of all countries where you, your spouse/common-law partner, and each
of your dependent children who is 18 years of age and older, have resided for a period
of six months or more since turning 18. USA/FBI POLICE CERTIFICATE FOR YOU.
There may be more than one type of police certificate available in each country. To find
out which certificate(s) you need and how to apply for them, visit the CIC Web site:
http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/information/security/police-cert/index.asp
If you do not provide the correct type of police certificate, the processing of your
application will be delayed. Police certificates are valid for one year from the date of
issue. If you have already submitted a police certificate which is still valid, you do not
need to submit a new one.
If you are unable to comply with one or more of our requests, please provide a detailed
explanation. All documents that are not in either English or French must be accompanied by a
certified translation. It is your responsibility to notify this office of any change in your address,
contact numbers, marital status, family configuration, or employment or educational status. We
will advise you of any other requirements, but we are NOT able to respond to requests for
information on the routine progress of your application.
You must comply with the above requirements within thirty days (30) from the date of this letter.
Failure to comply with these instructions may result in the refusal of your application
This refers to your application for permanent residence in Canada. Please follow the steps below
so that we can continue processing your application.
SUBMIT REQUIRED DOCUMENTS:
Send all the documents from the list below to this office in one envelope:
Original Good Conduct Certificate (or Certificate of No Criminal Record) from the
police authorities of all countries where you, your spouse/common-law partner, and each
of your dependent children who is 18 years of age and older, have resided for a period
of six months or more since turning 18. USA/FBI POLICE CERTIFICATE FOR YOU.
There may be more than one type of police certificate available in each country. To find
out which certificate(s) you need and how to apply for them, visit the CIC Web site:
http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/information/security/police-cert/index.asp
If you do not provide the correct type of police certificate, the processing of your
application will be delayed. Police certificates are valid for one year from the date of
issue. If you have already submitted a police certificate which is still valid, you do not
need to submit a new one.
If you are unable to comply with one or more of our requests, please provide a detailed
explanation. All documents that are not in either English or French must be accompanied by a
certified translation. It is your responsibility to notify this office of any change in your address,
contact numbers, marital status, family configuration, or employment or educational status. We
will advise you of any other requirements, but we are NOT able to respond to requests for
information on the routine progress of your application.
You must comply with the above requirements within thirty days (30) from the date of this letter.
Failure to comply with these instructions may result in the refusal of your application