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Hello Andy! The PCC (Police certificate) I got also said it was issued by request of the letter from the Mexican Consulate in Montreal. But that is not where I live. IRCC did not mentioned anything at all about my submited Mexican PCC. The just OK'd it. But you can always add an explanation...

Hello :) Yes, IRCC accepted the Mexican police certificate. I uploaded it to my profile and had no indication of them or anything going wrong. Good luck with your application! Let us know how it's going

Hello! I just got today my Passport Request (PPR) (13-Oct-23). I'll send my documents and in the next 30 days IRCC will confirm the permanent residency. :)

Hello :) No update from IRCC so far. I'm unsure about their timing because they say their processing time is of 6 months when they receive a full application. So my doubt is if that time started not until I uploaded my Mexican police certificate. Anyway, will keep you posted if I get good news :)

:) I put my timing and experience on a comment above. https://www.canadavisa.com/canada-immigration-discussion-board/threads/mexico-police-certificate.776142/post-10575349

Hello, I've only heard similar experiences to yours about the Mexican consulate in Vancouver. My experience is that the Montreal ones are really helpful. Write to Isabel at this email docmon03@sre.gob.mx Tell her that you need an appointment to get the letter and to please tell you where to get...

Hello! ITA April 26th, 2023 Sent application May 15th, 2023 with a page requesting The letter from IRCC to de FGR Received letter from IRCC for the Mexican Police Certificate June 6th, 2023 Submit Mexican Police Certificate August 3th, 2023*** Appointment for fingerprints: same day...

I just got my Mexican Police Certificate (Constancia de Datos Registrales). I opted to do it through a lawyer in Mexico City, since the Canadian Embassy was reported to take between 3 and 6 months. Plus, I emailed them several times and had absolutely no reply or guidance. I'll leave the...

I just got my Mexican Police Certificate (Constancia de Datos Registrales). I opted to do it through a lawyer in Mexico City, since the Canadian Embassy was reported to take between 3 and 6 months. Plus, I emailed them several times and had absolutely no reply or guidance. I'll leave the...