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Hi there,
I am currently a student in Canada and am applying for PR under the skilled worker class. Two years ago, I applied for a study permit from Pakistan where they asked me to provide police clearances from FBI (I was a student in the US prior to coming to Canada) and from Pakistani authorities. After getting my study permit, I went to the US where I spent three months wrapping things up and then proceeded to Canada.
Now, my question is... Is it possible to use the same police certificates that I used two years ago, since I did not spend 6 consecutive months in either Pakistan or the US after getting my study permit? I have heard of people reusing their old police certificates, I just wanted to know what the exact rule is regarding old police certificates.
Thanks
[04-02-2008,17:51]
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Usman |
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(in reply to: Reusing old police certificates)
No. Canada immigration requires police certificates to have been issued within the last 6 months.
[04-02-2008,18:26]
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Richard |
(in reply to: Reusing old police certificates)
I also knew that.
In my case I had to re-send my most recent police certificate from back home.
[04-02-2008,18:41]
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Departed_Canadian |
(in reply to: Reusing old police certificates)
So, did you already have it handy when they requested it and was it less than 6 months old? Why didn´t you send it in the first place?
[05-02-2008,08:08]
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Usman |
(in reply to: Reusing old police certificates)
I had to send first with my initial applciation.
For some reasons, my processing was delayed, and they asked for a new one with the medical.
[05-02-2008,10:01]
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Departed_Canadian |
(in reply to: Reusing old police certificates) (in reply to: Reusing old police certificates)
Now, I am confused about when to submit police report? I thought the police report submission was after the initial screening.
[07-02-2008,03:27]
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bengaltiger |
