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yes, i believe it should be fine if minor is not in Canada because they are not required to be present in the ceremony. If they are not required to be present in the ceremony then they can be anywhere.

Of course I mentioned my time at LUMS. I clearly stated that i was studying there from XXXX-XXXX in Lahore BUT the important thing to note is that even if i studied in Lahore my permanent address was still Karachi. So in the end, i just submitted a PCC from Karachi from when I turned 18 all...

Ok, maybe you should reply to the appropriate post to make it easier to understand :p Did you do your undergrad from LUMS? If so, then well done fellow Luminite. You don't need to provide PCC for Lahore. I can't remember what personal history asked but I think the only PCCs you are asked to...

who are you asking?

To be on the safe side, I had put my start date from even before my 18th birth day but from 18th birth day to date should be fine. I myself just gave the permanent address (which was in Karachi) in my application for all the years and just got that single PCC made even though for 6 years...

In the address history, only put your permanent address for Sialkot and provide the PCC. You don't need to provide your Isb and Abbotabad addresses.

If you are only using 1 address in your address history, and that is the Lahore one, then no need to get the one for Attock. Ideally one should get PCCs based on the permanent address, but its fine if you don't. I generally recommend to get a single one for people who have moved multiple times...

If you make a PCC to date, that will cover everything in 1 line and should be fine. I don't think you need a separate line on the PCC for every date. That would be too much.

sorry for late reply on this but your address in address history and PCC should match. If your permanent address was in Karachi while you worked in mianwali, just use the Karachi address in address history and use its PCC. Remove the mianwali address.

You just need to report one address. Just report the permanent one and get the PCC for that. Although if you get both PCCs that is fine too. You can definitely be living in 2 places during the same period of time. Should not be a problem.

Yes, this plan seems fine and should work out should you get a call. You just might need to explain in your letter of explanation why the family is not applying with you.

The address history in EE profile and the PCCs should match.

I am not an indian passport holder but have read on the forum that you can travel on Indian passport up to 3 months after gaining another citizenship. You can search the forum for such answers, there should be plenty. Also, attending in person may be a good idea because you get the citizenship...

You can put your Karachi address for the whole period, and then also put 2012-2020 foreign address. It would just mean that while you lived abroad for 8 years, your permanent address was in Karachi. Overlap is fine. Alternatively, you can put foreign address for 2012 - 2020 and Karachi address...

Thanks, I am loving the food here. Karachi food is so underrated. Btw, one more thing. It is true that your PCC should match the address history but in your case just show a single address in your address history for Pakistan along with the PCC for that (which is the permanent address on your...

I can't remember if the form asks about them. If the form asks about them, then you can declare them. But I don't think they will materially impact your PR application. They can definitely impact your visit visa application I believe.

Hi there, For Pakistan get a PCC made from 18 years till date based on your permanent address. That is because for any police records the system is designed to link it with your CNIC and police station of the permanent address. So if during all this time you had a single permanent address, then...

Getting the PR card cut would be a problem because then traveling to Canada will be an issue. So he doesn't need to attend, but he should be in Canada. Airlines won't allow him to board without PR card or visa. Another option is that if he has US visa on another passport, then he can fly to US...

You should be good then

Also, I think currently there is a bit of a backlog if students are applying to India since India expelled a large number of Canadian staff. So the exact date might be hard to pin down.