Indian Police Clearance Certificate (URGENT ADVISE)

[karenn1617]

Hello,
I have been issued the Indian PCC in Toronto, where it reads

"It is certified that there is no adverse information against XXXX, holder of Indian Passport No. XXX, issued at Toronto, on DD-MM-YY, which would render him ineligible for travel to CANADA."

My concern in the above context is the last sentence - which would render him ineligible for travel to CANADA

Now, the thing is the purpose I selected was OTHERS - Some License Exam - for which I need to submit it as proof.

Over status-wise, I am already a Canadian PR.

Please confirm that will it be fine on submitting the PCC.

Thanks.

 

[Maverick28]

Hello,
I have been issued the Indian PCC in Toronto, where it reads

"It is certified that there is no adverse information against XXXX, holder of Indian Passport No. XXX, issued at Toronto, on DD-MM-YY, which would render him ineligible for travel to CANADA."

My concern in the above context is the last sentence - which would render him ineligible for travel to CANADA

Now, the thing is the purpose I selected was OTHERS - Some License Exam - for which I need to submit it as proof.

Over status-wise, I am already a Canadian PR.

Please confirm that will it be fine on submitting the PCC.

Thanks.

It will depend on the real purpose for which you requested the PCC. You need to check with the organization to which you will be submitting this document.

 

[karenn1617]

It will depend on the real purpose for which you requested the PCC. You need to check with the organization to which you will be submitting this document.

It's the License Exam here in Canada for which I requested the PCC.

That's why I selected OTHERS with putting up the REASON over there.

 

[Maverick28]

It's the License Exam here in Canada for which I requested the PCC.

That's why I selected OTHERS with putting up the REASON over there.

Then you need to take this up with the Embassy, which to be honest will be a waste of time. It will be better to contact the licensing body and see if you can use this PCC.

These are the usual wordings on the PCC, so for the license exam, it should not matter.