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HI cjg1987
Thanks for your reply
But is it mentioned on CIC Website that i don't need to do PCC other than my home country?
as i stayed there for 3 years and for PCC Don't we need to include all countries PCC Report where we stayed more than 6 months?
Plz Guide
 
alamo6155 said:
I am reporting this...Need more advice

"Hello folks,

Please kindly advise me on my situation.

I am also applying for FSW 2014 program. I have one issues related to my background information. As a result of some stupid mistake that happened a couiple of years ago in the US, I was charged with loitering, but eventually the charge was dismissed in the court. So there is no conviction record.This dismissed charge and the arrest record will show up on the FBI check.
I have consulted with a lawyer on this issue. According to him, a charge of loitering will not make me inadmissible to Canada. Even if I were convicted(and I am not), I would not be inadmissible to Canada because it is a summary conviction offence in Canada.

But my question is related to the Background/Declaration form. The question 6b states the following: Have you been convicted of, or are you currently charged with, on trial for, or party to a crime or offence, or subject of any criminal proceedings in any other country?
In my understanding the question addresses two things:
1) conviction
2) whether I am currently subject to any criminal proceedings.

Should I answer Yes or No to this question?

My lawyer says that I should select Yes and proceed with explanation.

But I am inclined to select No and then, provide explanation below stating sth like " I have been charged on such date with such an offence and it was dismissed ...etc". But if I select no and the charge appears on PCC, isn't it going to be an issue with the visa office?

What do yo think and suggest on my situation?

Please let me know. Thank you very much in advance!"


Without any doubt your answer will be "YES"
 
Dear Seniors,
I have a very silly question here...but not able to control me from asking it :-[
I have drawn a DD in favour of "Receiver General for Canada" as mentioned in the document checklist but later saw in the fee payment form that it should be "The Receiver General for Canada"
Would it be a problem for me missing the word 'THE'?
 
@ can2132
not required as expert @cjg1987 says...
i hv also lived for 3 years...and not applying for Can PPC...

technically u r applying for CAN itself so you don't need one, if in case u were applying any other country than u have to present CAN PPC...
but in this situation NOPE..

relax...
the website u r referring is the same "OTHER THAN CANADA"... :D



can2132 said:
HI cjg1987
Thanks for your reply
But is it mentioned on CIC Website that i don't need to do PCC other than my home country?
as i stayed there for 3 years and for PCC Don't we need to include all countries PCC Report where we stayed more than 6 months?
Plz Guide
 
can2132 said:
HI cjg1987
Thanks for your reply
But is it mentioned on CIC Website that i don't need to do PCC other than my home country?
as i stayed there for 3 years and for PCC Don't we need to include all countries PCC Report where we stayed more than 6 months?
Plz Guide

My take on this, is that they would be able to get your criminal history if required very easily from their own database. Thus not required. Anyways when you do get a request for PCC from your VO during MR, you can again post this question to them.
 
can2132 said:
HI cjg1987
Thanks for your reply
But is it mentioned on CIC Website that i don't need to do PCC other than my home country?
as i stayed there for 3 years and for PCC Don't we need to include all countries PCC Report where we stayed more than 6 months?
Plz Guide

Read the guide again . The below is from the guide:

"All applicants must submit police certificates/clearances as part of the application process.

You and all of your family members who are 18 years of age and older and who are not already permanent residents or Canadian citizens will have to provide:

a valid police certificate, or
police clearance, or
record of no information.
These documents are to be provided for each country other than Canada, in which you have lived for six consecutive months or longer since reaching the age of 18."
 
thats correct @ saps... :)


Saps said:
My take on this, is that they would be able to get your criminal history if required very easily from their own database. Thus not required. Anyways when you do get a request for PCC from your VO during MR, you can again post this question to them.
 
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Internet Marketing

• Drafting and vetting of agreements and preparation of MIS reports for the top management.
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Dear Seniors,

The WES report states that my degree BS CS degree 4 years) is equal to Bachelor degree (three year) as Canadian equivalency.

Could you advise if that is okay and how many point I can gain for it?

Thanks
 
For most of the NDVO cases, I have been reading here that there is no AOR after PER but a direct MR/RPRF. However, I see that there are a few cases in SS where the AOR date is different from PER!!??? For example, Satyakam, Binuky,bappa@20 etc...Did these guys inquire with CIC and found out the date of file transfer or did they really receive an AOR????
 
priya_kan said:
Dear Seniors,
I have a very silly question here...but not able to control me from asking it :-[
I have drawn a DD in favour of "Receiver General for Canada" as mentioned in the document checklist but later saw in the fee payment form that it should be "The Receiver General for Canada"
Would it be a problem for me missing the word 'THE'?

Absolutely no problems so you can relax . Many applicants have done this and got PER.
 
ElecKSA said:
Dear Seniors,

The WES report states that my degree BS CS degree 4 years) is equal to Bachelor degree (three year) as Canadian equivalency.

Could you advise if that is okay and how many point I can gain for it?

Thanks

Its ok . 21 points.

You can know this yourself through the below link:

http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/information/applications/guides/pdf/ECA_table_EN.pdf

All the best!
 
Choose Yes and give details. Be honest and disclose everything- it is the best policy.

alamo6155 said:
I am reporting this...Need more advice

"Hello folks,

Please kindly advise me on my situation.

I am also applying for FSW 2014 program. I have one issues related to my background information. As a result of some stupid mistake that happened a couiple of years ago in the US, I was charged with loitering, but eventually the charge was dismissed in the court. So there is no conviction record.This dismissed charge and the arrest record will show up on the FBI check.
I have consulted with a lawyer on this issue. According to him, a charge of loitering will not make me inadmissible to Canada. Even if I were convicted(and I am not), I would not be inadmissible to Canada because it is a summary conviction offence in Canada.

But my question is related to the Background/Declaration form. The question 6b states the following: Have you been convicted of, or are you currently charged with, on trial for, or party to a crime or offence, or subject of any criminal proceedings in any other country?
In my understanding the question addresses two things:
1) conviction
2) whether I am currently subject to any criminal proceedings.

Should I answer Yes or No to this question?

My lawyer says that I should select Yes and proceed with explanation.

But I am inclined to select No and then, provide explanation below stating sth like " I have been charged on such date with such an offence and it was dismissed ...etc". But if I select no and the charge appears on PCC, isn't it going to be an issue with the visa office?

What do yo think and suggest on my situation?

Please let me know. Thank you very much in advance!"
 
I have few questions:

1) The lucky ones who have got their MR / RPRF from NDVO...
have you checked with your employers that they have received any verification call or not????
2) How many 7th May applicants are there from NDVO, who have PERs ???

3) When can i expect MR?? (I am 8th may applicant)

Thanks n Please reply.
 
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