AOR in December 2015 - Let's get together

[One_Topsy]

Please delete my previous post in the spreadsheet as I forgot to save my edit link, I have added it once again with update information.

Thanks

Done

 

[Kishanpal]

ARE YOU AN INLAND OR OUTLAND APPLICANT?

Im PNP Inland applicant.

P.S Medical is passed this morning.

 

[processor]

I added a new row, please delete the old one (Nr 39).

Thanks!

 

[Radu1981]

HELLO,

I have two question and I will appreciate if someone can answer.
I read several comment in this forum and I see that for many applicants CIC. requested Schedule A.
Which is Schedule A ?
When I submitted my application I paid just the application fee.My question is: CIC. will request for RPR just is my application will passed or approved ?
I don't understand.
Thank you.

 

[One_Topsy]

HELLO,

I have two question and I will appreciate if someone can answer.
I read several comment in this forum and I see that for many applicants CIC. requested Schedule A.
Which is Schedule A ?
When I submitted my application I paid just the application fee.My question is: CIC. will request for RPR just is my application will passed or approved ?
I don't understand.
Thank you.

They dont request Schedule A from everyone. They might request it if you leave gaps in your personal history or if you answer 'Yes' to any of the statutory questions. (No one has exact reason but this is what we gather from the forum)
If you don't get the request, don't worry. It's not a problem.

CIC will request for you to pay RPRF at a later date.

 

[TECC_Seneca]

Reposting this. Anyone else here got the RCMP document request for Canada?

Hello All

Urgent help. I got a request for an additional document just now.

Dear Applicant,
This is in reference to your application for permanent residence in Canada. In order for us to continue the review of your application, we require the following documents:
90856823 - Sneha Moorthy:
> Police Certificate: From each country/state where the residence period has been six months or longer since the age of 18, provide an original police clearance certificate. You must provide a certified RCMP criminal record check based on fingerprints. Please check the CIC website (Obtaining Police Certificates) and refer to RCMP certificates in Canada for details on obtaining a RCMP Criminal Record Check.
Consult http://www.rcmp-grc.gc.ca/cr-cj/fing-empr2-eng.htm for detailed instructions.



I had given my Indian PCC which I got here in Canada in July 2015, submitted my application in Dec 2015. So do they mean the Canadian finger prints?

Thanks

 

[One_Topsy]

I added a new row, please delete the old one (Nr 39).

Thanks!

Done

 

[kvr007]

HELLO,

I have two question and I will appreciate if someone can answer.
I read several comment in this forum and I see that for many applicants CIC. requested Schedule A.
Which is Schedule A ?
When I submitted my application I paid just the application fee.My question is: CIC. will request for RPR just is my application will passed or approved ?
I don't understand.
Thank you.

1. Schedule A is Background / Declaration. (IMM5669)
2. CIC will request RPRF later date in the middle of the application process. We cannot say that when RPRF is requested by CIC then your application will be 100% Passed/Approved. There are some cases where RPRF is requested and later applications rejected. It is hard to say but getting RPRF request is a good progress on your application.

hope this helps

 

[Kishanpal]

Reposting this. Anyone else here got the RCMP document request for Canada?

Hello All

Urgent help. I got a request for an additional document just now.

Dear Applicant,
This is in reference to your application for permanent residence in Canada. In order for us to continue the review of your application, we require the following documents:
90856823 - Sneha Moorthy:
> Police Certificate: From each country/state where the residence period has been six months or longer since the age of 18, provide an original police clearance certificate. You must provide a certified RCMP criminal record check based on fingerprints. Please check the CIC website (Obtaining Police Certificates) and refer to RCMP certificates in Canada for details on obtaining a RCMP Criminal Record Check.
Consult http://www.rcmp-grc.gc.ca/cr-cj/fing-empr2-eng.htm for detailed instructions.



I had given my Indian PCC which I got here in Canada in July 2015, submitted my application in Dec 2015. So do they mean the Canadian finger prints?

Thanks

Just go to RCMP and request for police clearance certificate with fingerprints, the reason they are asking for Police Clearance from here is because it is been more than 6 months in today's date since you have arrived here. so just get police clearance done and upload it. Good luck.

 

[Radu1981]

Thanks.I appreciate your reply.
My mistake.Schedule 4 not A but anyway I had no idea which one is that.

 

[TECC_Seneca]

Just go to RCMP and request for police clearance certificate with fingerprints, the reason they are asking for Police Clearance from here is because it is been more than 6 months in today's date since you have arrived here. so just get police clearance done and upload it. Good luck.

Got it. Thank you. Already got it done

 

[kjz_box]

Got it. Thank you. Already got it done

How do I give my fingerprints and get an RCMP Criminal Records Check from outside Canada?

If you have lived in Canada for more than 6 months after the age of 18, a background check may be automatically conducted with the Royal Canadian Mounted Police (RCMP). If your name has a 50% or more match in their data base, the RCMP may request fingerprints in order to confirm your identity.

For more information on how to provide your fingerprints from outside Canada, follow the instructions on the RCMP website.

 

[kjz_box]

http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/helpcentre/answer.asp?q=857&t=25

 

[TECC_Seneca]

How do I give my fingerprints and get an RCMP Criminal Records Check from outside Canada?

If you have lived in Canada for more than 6 months after the age of 18, a background check may be automatically conducted with the Royal Canadian Mounted Police (RCMP). If your name has a 50% or more match in their data base, the RCMP may request fingerprints in order to confirm your identity.

For more information on how to provide your fingerprints from outside Canada, follow the instructions on the RCMP website.

From outside Canada, I am not sure. And they would not ask you RCMP if you have not lived in Canada.

 

[Sep14CEC]

Just submitted my application for SPF COC, the application form is available in the Singapore police website. Need to go to SPF HQ at Outram Park MRT. Takes about 30 mins including waiting. Please take an additional ID proof to be submitted at the security desk.

Lucky you! I had to submit a postal application which is still in Transit :-(