@vinay16 @maverick1982 @Oscarsunil
Past biometrics given to IRCC for PR, WP, study permit, or at border, or in USA has no relevance for the citizenship application.
They run your personal information like name, DOB etc., against the RCMP database for criminality checks. If they find a partial match, they issue a FP request to make sure you are not the person found in the database. So not everyone gets an FP request, around 20-25% of folks get it. Sometimes they also issue it for quality integrity check of the process. As long as you haven't given fingerprints to RCMP for the specific purpose of citizenship in the past 1 year, you can expect to get a fingerprints request irrespective of past biometrics.
If the BG check is completed, then there would not be a fingerprints request as the criminality checks are already completed (unless in very rare cases when the application is pending for more than a year, then criminality checks are done again and might get a fingerprints request)
Past biometrics given to IRCC for PR, WP, study permit, or at border, or in USA has no relevance for the citizenship application.
They run your personal information like name, DOB etc., against the RCMP database for criminality checks. If they find a partial match, they issue a FP request to make sure you are not the person found in the database. So not everyone gets an FP request, around 20-25% of folks get it. Sometimes they also issue it for quality integrity check of the process. As long as you haven't given fingerprints to RCMP for the specific purpose of citizenship in the past 1 year, you can expect to get a fingerprints request irrespective of past biometrics.
If the BG check is completed, then there would not be a fingerprints request as the criminality checks are already completed (unless in very rare cases when the application is pending for more than a year, then criminality checks are done again and might get a fingerprints request)