I called them today and spoke to a program manager. They said it's cumulative. Not sure which information to trust.You are making me work so hard - a simple search in CIC website is your answer. This info is express entry specific but criteria would be the same:
https://www.canada.ca/en/immigration-refugees-citizenship/services/immigrate-canada/express-entry/apply-permanent-residence/police-certificates.html
"Get the police certificates you need
You must include police certificates when you apply for permanent residence.
Our online system will ask for a police certificate for:
You don’t need to give us police certificates for any period of time before you were 18 years old or for time spent in Canada.
- you and your family members who are 18 years or older
- and
- every country you (or a family member) stayed in during the last 10 years for 6 months or more in a row
After you apply, an officer may ask for additional police certificates from any time in your life since you were 18 years old."
Trust 'website' - unless they say, the police clearance criteria for express entry and PGP are different - which doesn't make sense.I called them today and spoke to a program manager. They said it's cumulative. Not sure which information to trust.
hmm, thanks for finding that link! Got to think about how to proceed. Might try and get a PCC just to be safe. Can't screw this up for my parents.Trust 'website' - unless they say, the police clearance criteria for express entry and PGP are different - which doesn't make sense.
I did that mistake , I didn't add myself as a rep. I am doing it now .i did.
https://www.canada.ca/en/immigration-refugees-citizenship/services/application/medical-police/police-certificates/how/india.htmlhmm, thanks for finding that link! Got to think about how to proceed. Might try and get a PCC just to be safe. Can't screw this up for my parents.
Sucks that CIC can't document it explicitly for PGP like they did for Express Entry and IEC programs.
It’s good/normal. It means Mexico received your application, I had that status as well before I got medical request.guys, my application was sent to Mexico. In ECAS it showed "in-progress" and now is back to "appl. received" . What does this mean?
and btw, do u guys have a glossary for all terms? such SA. IME...etc
for principle: PCC, medical and travelI did that mistake , I didn't add myself as a rep. I am doing it now .
For you is it same PCC , medical and travel history ?
Is there a specific form that they're asking to fill for travel history ?for principle: PCC, medical and travel
for spouse: PCC, medical and resume
under submitted tab are u seeing resume upload column too?for principle: PCC, medical and travel
for spouse: PCC, medical and resume
I have the same on my AOR. It does not translate to me as a request. It states that if you don't fill out the IMM 5476 properly or there is something wrong with your representative, they will send the correspondence to the sponsor's email address.Hello,
Please update my line #83 on the file; AOR Received 07/17/2018, SIN provided.
I already linked the application to my GCKey account.
In the AOR letter there is a section to submit the use of representative form (I think it's the template that they use for all the AOR letters)
Do you think that it is necessary to submit the IMM 5476 form or just with the linked application I will get the email communication form CIC.