I am a foreigner living in Turkey. So I pulled the police certificate(with archival records) from e-devlet. I am in the process of application, and I haven't submitted yet. From what I understand from @mirahe94 you don't get police certiciate with archived records from Turkish consulate. If you are a Turkish citizen, you should be able to get it from e-devlet.Hi
The cic asked my parents to provide the PCC from turkey. have you been able to submit the correct form? should we go to Vancouver? I really appreciate if you can advise.
No, I'm not a Turkish citizen. and now I'm confused what to do. should I go to Vancouver? I'm going to call them and see what is their response?I am a foreigner living in Turkey. So I pulled the police certificate(with archival records) from e-devlet. I am in the process of application, and I haven't submitted yet. From what I understand from @mirahe94 you don't get police certiciate with archived records from Turkish consulate. If you are a Turkish citizen, you should be able to get it from e-devlet.
Hi,Hi Alp, the one from e-devlet should work as long as it clearly states that you have no archival criminal record. You can also get the text at the bottom translated but I don't think it is a big deal.
I used the one from e-devlet, got it translated and it was fine
Thanks lot.yes, i submitted the pcc for my PR application and IRCC didn't give me any hard time for it.
You meant to say you translated the verification part which starts with "Bu belgenin dogrulugu http://www.turkiye.gov.tr/belge-dogrulama" right? I found it a bit weird that this part in TurkishHi Alp, the one from e-devlet should work as long as it clearly states that you have no archival criminal record. You can also get the text at the bottom translated but I don't think it is a big deal.
I used the one from e-devlet, got it translated and it was fine
yes, that's the only part that is in turkishYou meant to say you translated the verification part which starts with "Bu belgenin dogrulugu http://www.turkiye.gov.tr/belge-dogrulama" right? I found it a bit weird that this part in Turkish