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Thank you for taking the time and effort to write such a detailed post. I hope it will clear a lot of confusion for most of the people. Just to be cleared I did not propose anything. I just shared my experience with the IRCC agent and how I personally submitted my application. The IRCC agent...

Again you are assuming that I am arguing with you which I am not. I simply signed up on this forum looking for some answers in regards to the citizenship application. Noticing that there are different opinions on different issues I decided to go straight to the source and asked a governmental...

I did not want to submit a PCC because I talked to an IRCC agent and I was told not to. If I wanted to save time and money I could've waited 2 more months and I could've apply without being confused about the 4 years rule. It is funny how many people are stating that you need to follow the rules...

I understand and appreciate your concern but I applied after speaking with a CIC/IRCC representative. I encourage everybody to call IRCC talk to an agent, make sure you write down his name date and time you called. If you still have doubts include a small letter in your application stating that...

I will try and explain this one more time because there seems to be a confusion here: Prior to my landing in Canada which happened 3 and a half years ago I was back in my native country from where I applied for immigration. At the end of my immigration process I was requested to submit my police...

I did not check "Yes" at the question 10b. If you go to the "Help" menu at question 10b it will show you 4 examples. All examples have something in common which is the fact that IF you left Canada for more than 183 days during the last 4 years you should provide a police certificate or provide...

Regarding the law enforcement hiring process I was referring to the security background check because that's the purpose of the PCC : searches the police data base to see if you did or did not commit any crimes in a specific period of time. You stated that the PCC people submitted during the...

There is no rule stating you should submit a PCC for the period of time prior becoming a PR. That rule is in place for people with student visa, working visa, temporary resident status etc, because they did not went through the same background check as a person who applied for immigration from...

[ There is no logic otherwise you need to imply that everybody that was granted PR status upon landing in Canada is a possible criminal because there is no PCC between the time they received the PR visa and the time they arrived in Canada which makes it absurd.

They might not process my application but they have access to my file and they seem professional and very knowledgeable.

I also received my PR status when I arrived in Canada approximately 3 years and a half ago. I called IRCC this morning in regards to this issue and I was told that it is not required for me to submit any police criminal record from my native country. The agent told me that they take into...