POST ITA -SUBMITTING PCC DOCS - Personal history - PR Application

[viki1805]

Hey Y'all,

I was looking over the submission checklist on my PR application and noticed that there were only 2 Police clearance certification upload requests but when in reality I was expecting that it'd be three.

I am an Indian citizen, that was born and raised in Dubai, UAE and so have never actually lived in India, and now I reside in the US. So under my personal history section, when I was prompted to fill out everything in the timeline since I turned 18 which was in 2009, I have only lived in two countries (UAE & USA), is that why I have only two PCC upload requests ?

It doesnt make sense though to me since ideally I'd also have to submit an Indian PCC being a citizen of India.

Does anybody have any suggestion or similar experience and know-how to tackle this ?

So the two PCC requests that I have would only be for USA and UAE based on my personal history since I turned 18 ?

 

[prasenjit1986]

Hey Y'all,

I was looking over the submission checklist on my PR application and noticed that there were only 2 Police clearance certification upload requests but when in reality I was expecting that it'd be three.

I am an Indian citizen, that was born and raised in Dubai, UAE and so have never actually lived in India, and now I reside in the US. So under my personal history section, when I was prompted to fill out everything in the timeline since I turned 18 which was in 2009, I have only lived in two countries (UAE & USA), is that why I have only two PCC upload requests ?

It doesnt make sense though to me since ideally I'd also have to submit an Indian PCC being a citizen of India.

Does anybody have any suggestion or similar experience and know-how to tackle this ?

So the two PCC requests that I have would only be for USA and UAE based on my personal history since I turned 18 ?

Yes, you are correct in your guesstimate. Since the PCC is required for people above the age of 18 yrs, and you've not resided in India since then - there's no reason for you to furnish an Indian PCC.