What happens sometimes is they pull up your old medical, by old I mean no older than 1 year(most cases). So in that case they directly request RPRF. Going for Medical again while previous medical is still valid doesn't make any sense, and it is also waste of money and time. So that might be the reason I told to check ECAS.Maverick.Canajun said:Dear Goku,
Can you cite any references that PCC is not requested from every applicant? As far as I have seen, everyone is asked for it. If "traces"are found ?? Really?? I have advised this lady to check if she is paying RPRF to a CIC nominated party as per their website. Its very likely that she has missed her PER and CC/DD charge but highly unlikely that she would have missed her MR and PCC! It's the rarest of the rare cases I have seen.
Regards,
Rick
PCC: Let take me for an example. I am not the only one with name GOKU, so they run a criminality check of my name, they find few/many cases associated with name GOKU, but to clarify that I am not the one who got charged they ask me for PCC, and if no trace found they wont ask for PCC. That's why they have suggested not to submit Canadian PCC also for those applicants who are in Canada for more than 6 months. They can access Canadian Criminal profile database. So, if they find something they will request otherwise they wont.
Why would fraud party advice someone to pay fund to CIC & what they have to do with PA's CV? It should be genuine from my point of view.