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mpgc

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Apr 9, 2024
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Hello! I received my PAL yesterday. I was excited, but then they asked me for a criminal record certificate from Mexico, and I'm not Mexican. I studied in Mexico 22 years ago... could that be why they asked for it? They sent me a letter to request the certificate in Mexico, but I have no idea how to do it. I don't live there, and I don't know anyone there... I already wrote to the email from which they requested this document, but they haven't responded. Maybe they made a mistake? Or is it normal for them to ask for this document from a country I was in 22 years ago? Does anyone know of a similar case?:rolleyes:
 
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Naturgrl

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Apr 5, 2020
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mpgc said:
Hello! I received my PAL yesterday. I was excited, but then they asked me for a criminal record certificate from Mexico, and I'm not Mexican. I studied in Mexico 22 years ago... could that be why they asked for it? They sent me a letter to request the certificate in Mexico, but I have no idea how to do it. I don't live there, and I don't know anyone there... I already wrote to the email from which they requested this document, but they haven't responded. Maybe they made a mistake? Or is it normal for them to ask for this document from a country I was in 22 years ago? Does anyone know of a similar case?:rolleyes:
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If you studied in Mexico then you lived there for more than 6 months. Or did you just go there for a couple of months? If more than 6 months you need PCC. Dont’ need to be Mexican citizen to be asked to provide PCC for Mexico. Google IRCC police certificate.
 
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Ansionuk

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Feb 11, 2022
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mpgc said:
Hello! I received my PAL yesterday. I was excited, but then they asked me for a criminal record certificate from Mexico, and I'm not Mexican. I studied in Mexico 22 years ago... could that be why they asked for it? They sent me a letter to request the certificate in Mexico, but I have no idea how to do it. I don't live there, and I don't know anyone there... I already wrote to the email from which they requested this document, but they haven't responded. Maybe they made a mistake? Or is it normal for them to ask for this document from a country I was in 22 years ago? Does anyone know of a similar case?:rolleyes:
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You must get a police certificate from each country or territory where you have lived for six or more months in a row since the age of 18.

Click link below for instruction on how to get Mexico police record by IRCC
IRCC Mexico police record How to
 
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marina_marina

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Apr 28, 2022
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I've got my visa today, so I wish you good luck and patience. Especially for those who are not in the safest countries right now. I hope that very soon you will move and start a new life in a new place.
 
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aamy110

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Jul 29, 2023
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marina_marina said:
applied in June 2020
temporary AOR in January 2021
request of additional documents and biometry in March 2024
medicine, request of police certificates and pre-arrival letter in April 2024
application approved, passport request, visa recieved in May 2024
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Your visa office and your Noc?
 
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HongkongerLI

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Jul 12, 2022
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Writer (Hong Kong)

Self Employed Application Timelines-

- Application Received in Sydney NS Oct 30, 2020

- Temporary application number received JAN 16,2021

- Permanent AOR received, ADR May 5,2023

- Biometrics requested, Passport update June 13, 2023

- Biometrics submitted June 19, 2023

- ADR and case transferred to Hong Kong Nov 8, 2023

-Hong Kong police cert request Dec 15, 2023

-Police cert done Jan 4, 2024

-ADR Feb 16, 2024

-Medical request and PAL April 30, 2024

-Medical done May 6, 2024

-medical passed May 13, 2024

-Passport request May 16, 2024

-Received COPR May 24, 2024
 
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