Any update to this? Find it hard to believe that for some reason only Delhi residents can submit a PSK issued PCC.
We need to hear from people who submitted their applications after June. CIC is giving us nightmares. I do not understand the logic behind this change. They are making the process very uncomfortable, annoying and tough!Neel0526 said:Has anyone (Indian) received ITA and applied for PR after 26th May 2015 with PCC from PSK and received AOR?
Guys please respond, seems some changes in PCC requirements for Indian after this date.
ExactlyAsivad Anac said:This appears to be yet another confusion doing the rounds.
I imagine it is perfectly fine to get a PCC from the passport authorities of a country. The legitimacy of any document issued by the passport authorities of a country will be at least equal to, and almost always more than, any document issued by a provincial or city-level police authority.
The confusion is cause more by forum members than by CIC. CIC instructions clearly state that one "can" apply to the police authorities for PCC. Nowhere does it state that PCC obtained from passport authorities is invalid or no longer acceptable. There is a world of difference between 'can' and 'must'/'should'.rajkamalmohanram said:Exactly. Why does CIC have to confuse prospective immigrants and make it tough for them. They have not even explained why this change has been made
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I respect your opinion Asivad but earlier it was simple. It read "People from other states can apply at PSK or at the district police station". Now, they have removed that and now it reads "Applicants from Delhi can apply from the Delhi Police website or from the PSK" and for other states, it reads "Can apply at District Police Station". If CIC meant to say that people from other states "can also" apply at PSKs, they could have very well added that but they did not. They have mentioned the word PSK only in the Delhi applicants section. That's the cause for all this confusionAsivad Anac said:The confusion is cause more by forum members than by CIC. CIC instructions clearly state that one "can" apply to the police authorities for PCC. Nowhere does it state that PCC obtained from passport authorities is invalid or no longer acceptable. There is a world of difference between 'can' and 'must'/'should'.
Let's think about this rationally.rajkamalmohanram said:I respect your opinion Asivad but earlier it was simple. It read "People from other states can apply at PSK or at the district police station". Now, they have removed that and now it reads "Applicants from Delhi can apply from the Delhi Police website or from the PSK" and for other states, it reads "Can apply at District Police Station". If CIC meant to say that people from other states "can also" apply at PSKs, they could have very well added that but they did not. They have mentioned the word PSK only in the Delhi applicants section. That's the cause for all this confusion.
rollingpunjab said:Well I live In Chandigarh And few days back i submitted my complete file for PCC at my local passport office. However, passport office will not submit PCC with "their own" sign and stamp. My file was electronically transmitted to Superintendent Of Police office In Chandigarh. It happened the same day. Now, Police headquarters authority will check my records, send their executives to my home to verify my address. Once all that is done, they will forward my PCC to passport office. PSK will send me an sms that My PCC has arrived. Next day I will go and collect it.
However, If I straightway go to Superintendent office, same procedure will be followed and I will get the same certificate. hence, in my opinion, Passport office is just a kind off "hub" to provide the hassle free service to the citizens who require their PCC for immigration. They coordinate with local police authorities on our behalf rather than we going to police stations and doing it ourselves.
I might be wrong. Please correct me, If someone has done more analysis on this topic.
Regards
You are absolutely correct. This is the procedure followed.
sushsmart15 said:I got my PCC from Office of Commissioner of Police in Bangalore without any hassle and didn't have to run for it. It is no more a mammoth task.rollingpunjab said:Well I live In Chandigarh And few days back i submitted my complete file for PCC at my local passport office. However, passport office will not submit PCC with "their own" sign and stamp. My file was electronically transmitted to Superintendent Of Police office In Chandigarh. It happened the same day. Now, Police headquarters authority will check my records, send their executives to my home to verify my address. Once all that is done, they will forward my PCC to passport office. PSK will send me an sms that My PCC has arrived. Next day I will go and collect it.
However, If I straightway go to Superintendent office, same procedure will be followed and I will get the same certificate. hence, in my opinion, Passport office is just a kind off "hub" to provide the hassle free service to the citizens who require their PCC for immigration. They coordinate with local police authorities on our behalf rather than we going to police stations and doing it ourselves.
I might be wrong. Please correct me, If someone has done more analysis on this topic.
Regards
You are absolutely correct. This is the procedure followed.
I see that there are ppl who assume/presume and etc. Looking at the recent trend of lame rejection reasons, i would still stick to what CIC says. If PCC from PSK was acceptable for rest of the states other than Delhi, then why did CIC scratch their head to add a few lines making it different for Delhi vs rest of the country? I will leave it you to think about it.
Logically and technically, there is no difference bet PSK and Police PCC as both are checked by your local police station.