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Hi, A friend of mine was requested to provide an RCMP police clearance. She is in Germany (close to Munich) and struggles to find a place to get her fingerprints done. Any recommendations?

Hi, A friend of mine was requested to provide an RCMP police clearance. She is in Germany (close to Munich) and struggles to find a place to get her fingerprints done. Any recommendations?

I'm sorry to hear that you had to go through this. Your best chance if you fill out the requested forms one more time and send it. On the Schedule A, make sure that there are no gaps in your addresses and personal history, that you put "NONE" in every section that is not applicable. On the...

That's the name of the document you are looking for: Zapytanie o udzielenie informacji o osobie I found some pictures on google: http://www.rejestryonline.pl/foto/krk/krk_przyklad.png http://krs.96.lt/gallery_gen/a88d2788241046d8fc4166791ed9b38d_612x841.jpg

That's the standard wording of OWP's when you don't have a valid medical exam, so if you sent one with your app, they weren't able to connect it to your OWP. It's a good thing you have copies, although I'm afraid that it will still be difficult to get it corrected at no cost.

I just followed the link from IRCC's website: http://www.saudiembassy.net/services/document_regulations.aspx It's at the end of the page.

The guide says nothing about the 5 year ban that is in effect for the spousal sponsorship, so I believe that you can sponsor them as soon as you can provide three years of Notices of Assessments with acceptable figures. Even your spouse should be able to co-sign. That's the only restriction I...

There is no written rule for the validity of police certificate in the case of spousal sponsorships. It used to be that CIC must receive it within three months from the date of issue. Now there are clear rules for Express Entry candidates, but it says that a PCC can be expected as long as the...

You don't have to provide a PCC from Canada unless you are specifically asked to, but then you would be asked to submit fingerprints, so your letter would have a different wording. "You and your family members who are 18 years of age and older and are not permanent residents or Canadian citizens...

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Check this page: http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/information/security/police-cert/index.asp You have to provide one from everywhere BUT Canada. If it takes longer than the deadline given (if there is any), advise IRCC as soon as you applied.

You can check it here: http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/information/times/index.asp

Even if they accept your PCC, they need the original. So you can try and send the original now, arguing that you haven't left Canada since it was issued. They may still require a new one.

No disrespect, but I believe that at least 85% of the cases are straightforward, with or without kids. None of those applicants should wait longer than 6 months (as it was the case several years ago). I don't think that anyone should be prioritized, if there are no red flags, the applications...

Usually everything comes via email, but sometimes they notify you just a couple days before your appointment. It is possible to reschedule, although it may take a few months.

rsn just received landing appointment from the Etobicoke office for July 6th, 20 days after receiving the DM. You received DM only 10 days ago, so I think there is no reason to panic just yet. Don't forget that call centre agents often make up things. If you don't receive the invitation by June...

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An additional fee, and an additional mark on your form (at the very beginning). I don't know what address you have on your envelop but you can find the correct address in the FAQ.

Check the FAQ (in my signature).

I think that's the new part: I don't think that's a major change for inland applicants in general, and doesn't lower the risk of being denied on the grounds of dual intent, but it basically means that a visa-required applicant can reentry based on a pending TRV application.