RCMP FOR SPOUSE WHO IS NEVER BEEN IN CANADA!!

[tarun kumar devgan]

Hello friends,

Please share your experience if you are a principal applicant and you got a RCMP fingerprints check request for your spouse who is never been in Canada and how you dealt with that situation.

I am in the same situation any sharing of past experience would be appreciated.

Thanks

 

[eds1275]

I'm asking the same question again-

In imm008 and imm5659 form for your wife, did you enter Canadian address?

Hello friends,

Please share your experience if you are a principal applicant and you got a RCMP fingerprints check request for your spouse who is never been in Canada and how you dealt with that situation.

I am in the same situation any sharing of past experience would be appreciated.

Thanks

 

[tarun kumar devgan]

No I didn't!!

 

[eds1275]

Then, just reply back and tell that your wife is not in Canada (and never been to Canada).

Is it possible that she applied for a visitor visa earlier, but she didn't travel ?

No I didn't!!

 

[tarun kumar devgan]

Yes she did apply and never traveled and I've emailed back saying that

 

[jes_ON]

It means they did a name-based check for your wife, and it returned a criminal record for someone with the same name as your wife. So they now need to have a fingerprint-based check done to clear your wife. Just because you say she's never been to Canada isn't proof that it wasn't her...

You have no choice but to obtain a finger-print based clearance for your wife.

 

[tarun kumar devgan]

I understand that and now I'm just waiting for the response from CIC.

 

[tarun kumar devgan]

hii,

If i get my wife's fingerprints done in India and then how would i submit it to RCMP ...and paper based fingerprints take really long to process and CIC only gave me 60 days!!

any suggestions

 

[eds1275]

Check this website: www.rcmp-grc.gc.ca/cr-cj/fing-empr2-eng.htm

If you are OUTSIDE OF CANADA :

contact the nearest police force which offers fingerprinting services. The RCMP will accept fingerprint forms from foreign countries that contain the following:

rolled and flat impressions of all ten fingers taken with black ink
full name, date of birth and sex of the applicant
the name and address of the police agency
the signature of the official taking the fingerprints

Once you get the fingerprints, I guess you can send it through post. Anyways, first write to Ottawa that she has never been to Canada.

hii,

If i get my wife's fingerprints done in India and then how would i submit it to RCMP ...and paper based fingerprints take really long to process and CIC only gave me 60 days!!

any suggestions

 

[kokoman2013]

try this website

http://www.fingerscan.ca/2160-2/

It worked when I had to get one for myself from Pakistan, mailed them the fingerprints, They got it done electronically and in 5 days I got my RCMP.

 

[tarun kumar devgan]

Thanks for concerns...and I am still researching on it and will call some agencies tomorrow to get more information regardings.