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Hi everyone, m glad to see such a helpful website. I got couple of questions and will be happy if someone can answer them for me.
I lived in North America (mainly US) for around 9 years (overstay) out which i spent 1 and half years in Canada sought refugee status which was denied than went back to US, got my Bachelors in CS than came back to Pakistan and currently working. I wanted to apply for canadian immigration. How can i get Police (FBI) clearance? should i send them my fingerprints with a money order?
Will my previously applied refugee case become an obstacle for me because i went back to US without informing Canadian immig.(of course a very bad move)?
Thank you for taking your time
Sincerely,
Newdanny
[28-11-2006,15:56]
[***.69.60.94]
newdanny |
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(in reply to: Police Clearance Cert.)
Newdanny,
I am answering only your question pertaining to obtaining your US FBI fingerprint record. Follow this link for further instructions:
http://www.fbi.gov/hq/cjisd/fprequest.htm
You can also find valuable info in Appendix B of the Visa Office Specific Instructions for Buffalo. You can find it here:
http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/pdf/kits/guides/E37048.pdf
Good luck finding the rest of your answers!
Uniden
[28-11-2006,16:56]
[**.88.35.54]
Uniden |
(in reply to: Police Clearance Cert.)
The second you made a refugee claim in Canada you were issued a removal order.
Normally it would be an exclusion order but could of been a deportation order based on your personal circumstances.
Depending on what stage of the process you left it could of remained an exclusion order or become a deportation order.
Exclusion orders are normally for one year but can be for two years in certain circumstances. A deportation order is for ever.
If you try to return within the time frame of the exclusion order (ie: 1 year) you will need to ask for the consent of the Minister to return. If the year has already expired no consent necessary.
If you had a deportation order you will need to ask the consent of the Minister to return.
Application for consent to return is $400.00 Canadian.
Good Luck
Roy
www.cvimmigration.com
[29-11-2006,07:14]
[**.52.217.109]
Roy |
Police clearance certificate (in reply to: Police Clearance Cert.)
Hi!
I am staying in Italy since 5 years and planning to file canada immigration file. I saw on canada immigration site and they says that we should give police clearance certificate from each country we stay for more than 6 months.
Does anybody know where should I apply for this certificate in Italy?
Thanks,
Sumit.
[29-11-2006,12:33]
[**.101.100.5]
CP |
(in reply to: Police Clearance Cert.)
CP,
You did not look hard enough.. :)
On the same website there were the visa instructions for Rome/Italy. Read Appendix B, it tells you what you need.
http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/pdf/kits/guides/E37034.pdf
In bocca al lupo!
Uniden
[29-11-2006,12:53]
[**.88.35.54]
Uniden |
(in reply to: Police Clearance Cert.)
Thanks everyone for your replies, i appreciate the great help.
Roy you mentioned that i might have an deportation order depending upon at what stage i left canada. I filed for Federal appeal as soon as my case was denied by IRB and while my appeal was in process i left canada. Can you tell me if you think i have an deportation order or an exclusion order?
Should i even think about applying for canadian immigration since I messed up by filing refugee claim and than leaving canada?
Please reply..
Thank you
Newdanny
[29-11-2006,16:35]
[***.69.36.12]
newdanny |
police clearance certificate (in reply to: Police Clearance Cert.)
I´ve been here in Italy, since 2005, but until now I doesn´t have a permit to work. My visa was already expired. I´m now applying for Canada, can I possibly get a police clearance, here in Italy? I´m having ahard time to thinking, how can I possibly appliy for that.
[29-06-2007,10:18]
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Maria Elena |
