Parents sponsorship - after 4 years CIC requesting all documents again
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Originally posted by captainbeam
thanks everyone.
this is a lot of work. the forms require the signature of the primary parent so I have to courier the documents to India and they have to sign and send it back.
oh dear.
one more question - the letter said I should go ahead and pay the permanent landing fee along with these documents even though they have not processed the application.
should I do that? does it speed up the process if I go ahead and pay in advance?
thank you.
Yes ..just pay it . Don't give them any excuse to further delay anything.
It might not speed up things , but its definitely not going to do any harm either.
Your process is 99 % approved & guaranteed , hence they are asking for you to pay the fees.
If at all it doesn't go through , they will always refund the fees you have paid in advance, barring some non refundable fees here & there.
I have one other question about the police clearance certificate required from India for the parents.
the CIC website says that it is enough to go to the nearest Superintendent of Police and get it.
but I have also seen other articles online that say to get this from the passport office by filling out a form.
so what is the best way to do this...should I instruct my parents to get it from police station or does it have to be from passport office?
thanks again
Location: God's own country
Posted on: 25-09-14 14:11:10
Even in 2003, the PCC was to be got from IG or a senior officer.
PCC in passport is also OK but if police check was not done, this could take 6 months.
So best is to get a broker and get the Police certificate from the IG.
Murali The Krishna !!
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I am a Gents and not a Ladies.
Go to PP office. It is easy.
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A Delhite in Toronto
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Originally posted by tamilkuravan
So best is to get a broker and get the Police certificate from the IG.
is IG = Inspector General?
sorry, I am not too familiar with Indian designations.
thanks.
Go to Passport Office. I got it for my in laws. It is easy There is no broker involved.
Monk
Location: God's own country
Posted on: 26-09-14 07:24:44
Yes. IG means Inspector General.
In 2002, just a letter from the police station was enough and my dad paid Rs 1000 bribe + took a known lawyer and got it.
In 2003, The statement from the immigration wanted a senior police officer to give the letter. We tried but we were not even allowed inside the IG's office. So I did a duplicate seal of the IG and got the PCC done. The Canadian govt. accepted it.
I have heard that if the Police verification for the Indian passport had not been done previously, then the process (through the passport office) can take 3-6 months.
however with now the bio metric scan to issue the passport (Indian), may be things are smoother.
Just check with them and then use your common sense.
All the very best and keep CD updated.
Murali The Krishna !!!
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