keera_r said:
Sorry to flood with posts but I asked my BF and he said he got the clearance from PGR if that helps and it took them a couple days to prepare it. Maybe it is a different one but I guess I will see if we get a request for another!
He said he went to the PGR building here in Cancun and there was signs that directed him to the appropriate area in the building to request it. Not sure if that information helps.
Thanks for taking the time to look into it. Yes that helps...
Most other applicants, from countries other than Mexico, can obtain their police reports at the beginning of the application process. For Mexicans, "normally" they are required to wait to submit the "PGR" reports until the Canadian Embassy provides the applicant with a letter requesting the PGR provide one. This "usually" occurs a couple months after AOR2. See the following edited letter we received and had to take to the PGR office in order to obtain the reports;
Sección de Inmigración
Miguel de Cervantes Saavedra 193
Col. Granada, 11560, Mexico D.F.
2015-09-14
Expediente: F000XXXXXX
"My wife's name"
PRESENTE ESTA CARTA A:
Delegado (a) de la PGR
Estimado Sr(a). Delegado(a),
La Sección de Inmigración de la Embajada de Canadá en México le saluda muy atentamente y se permite solicitar la expedición de la/las constancia(s) de antecedentes registrales de fecha reciente para trámite de residencia permanente en Canadá para la(s) siguiente(s) persona(s):
"My Wife's Name" Fecha de nacimiento: XXXX/XX/XX
La Embajada de Canadá aprovecha la ocasión para renovar el testimonio de su más alta y distinguida consideración.
Atentamente,
etc, etc.
Of course the Mexico City Visa Office (MCVO) will let you know if there is a problem. But you probably have nothing to worry about! I'm just explaining it for every one's benefit.
Welcome again and Speedy Processing!
You are an April applicant as well? Let's hope to have PPR soon!
