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Yeah, I read this too. And InshaAllah you will get through as well. No need to fear it now as already submitted. But I just wanted everyone to know that when it is possible to include the third address from the same district, it is a safe way.

There is no need to be aggressive. Our purpose is to get a clear idea, yes my third address is from the same district but it was not mentioned on my CNIC, as you know very well that CNIC has only temporary and permanent address. Now I am going to apply PCC from Rawalpindi, where I studied for 4...

Agreed. I believe the primary reason for rejections is a missing period.

I and my wife belonged to the same district, but as her parent's address was mentioned in Marriage Certificates, so they added that address as well exactly as per our marriage date. I can only give opinions and I would say it is better to get that address mentioned on PCC (if possible). What I...

And to add further, it never says a person stayed continuously and did not stay a day out of that address. So, it should be fine.

Just to update you guys. I have got my PCC issued from Pakistan DPO office and they mentioned third address in my PCC. My PCC has the permanent address, temporary address and other places of stay (all in the same district). Similarly, my wife's CNIC has temporary and permanent address exactly...

Just to update, DPO office included another address in my PCC, other than mentioned on my CNIC. So I have now three addresses on my PCC. Permanent address, temporary address and Other Places of stay.

It is fine IMO. As no one would write each travel period in Pakistan. It simply means that from turning 18 to date, there is no criminal record. As it your home country so IMO, it is perfectly fine.

Here is what he says in same forum " PCC does not tell any time but my current address was mentioned in the PCC. and the documents i submitted to CIC has 2 addresses." He stayed at that address for 6 years that is what he wrote in his address history, his PCC did not mention any time period, so...

Yes you suggested that, but I believe you or @anwar01 said that only PCC for the permanent address is fine. So there was a confusion. I think we are almost sure that every address mentioned in your application should be covered by your PCC, even if it was in the same city.

Hello @anwar01 & @BillHyatt I have dug out something for you, below is the reason where a candidate was rejected for below mentioned reason: Specifically, your application does not include the following elements: - Police Certificate: o The Police certificates from India that you provided with...

I will check with them. Every DPO has different rules. If they don't include it then I will be submitting my profile with the permanent address as you advised.

P Problem with our country is that you get different information from every government office. Anyway, I will go with your advice and include my temporary and permanent address in my PCC.

Thank You, brother, for taking time and replying. You just put my mind at rest. God Bless

Brother, are you 100% sure? My address history has Rawalpindi address which is not mentioned in my local DPO PCC. Can this be a cause of rejection? I just want to make sure I don't miss any document before I press e-APR submit button.

Hi Bill Many thanks. Actually, PCCs from Pakistan are issued from local district police offices, I have PCC for my permanent address since I turned 18 but after turning 18, I studied in another district (my current PCC does not cover that district/address) that address in mentioned under my...

Hello, fellow seniors @anwar01 & @BillHyatt . I have two questions about PCC: 1. My PCC covers my stay in my hometown (Gujrat) since 18 years of age to date. But within that period i.e. from 2001 to 2005 I was in Rawalpindi for my studies, do I need a separate PCC from Rawalpindi as well? To...

Hello and AsalamOAlikum, I have two questions about PCC: 1. My PCC covers my stay in my hometown (Gujrat) since 18 years of age to date. But from 2001 to 2005 I was in Rawalpindi for my studies, do I need a separate PCC from Rawalpindi as well. To explain further I have not mentioned that in...

Thank you for your advice.

I thank you, I understand that you are trying to help but we have to correctly interpret what IRCC says here "in the last ten years (or since his/her 18th birthday if this was less than ten years ago)" , what does that mean?