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I filled present address as US address and permanent address as parents address. Even in my case the current address of parents was different than address on passport. Basically permanent address is where you would like the verification to be done in case it’s needed.
Hi,

I saw your post regarding pcc from india. I am in similar situation i am currently in japan and my parents current address and the address on my passport is different.
I want to know if any police verification was done at your parents place? And did they ask for any address proof?
 
Hi,

I saw your post regarding pcc from india. I am in similar situation i am currently in japan and my parents current address and the address on my passport is different.
I want to know if any police verification was done at your parents place? And did they ask for any address proof?
Yes
No
 
Thanks for the quick reply, so police verification was done but no address proof asked for permanent address ? Actually i do have my license on parents address but in my wife's case other than our marriage certificate she doesn't have any other doc with my parents address on it . Since they don't ask for any doc of permanent address so i suppose it should be safe to write my parents address as permanent address for both of us?
 
Thanks for the quick reply, so police verification was done but no address proof asked for permanent address ? Actually i do have my license on parents address but in my wife's case other than our marriage certificate she doesn't have any other doc with my parents address on it . Since they don't ask for any doc of permanent address so i suppose it should be safe to write my parents address as permanent address for both of us?
If your wife’s passport has her old parents home address and they still live there use that address.
 
If your wife’s passport has her old parents home address and they still live there use that address.
Her passport is renewed few months back so her passport doesn't have my parents or her parents address on it. Though she has voter id on her parents address but currently they don't live there and it's on rent.
 
Her passport is renewed few months back so her passport doesn't have my parents or her parents address on it. Though she has voter id on her parents address but currently they don't live there and it's on rent.
Then just pick an address where you think police verification can be done. Not all cases are referred to India anyways. Her passport being issued recently May mean they already have pcc information on file. So it May not matter anyways.
 
Then just pick an address where you think police verification can be done. Not all cases are referred to India anyways. Her passport being issued recently May mean they already have pcc information on file. So it May not matter anyways.
ok thanks :)
 
Hello ,

I have a similar doubt. I am living in Canada right now . I am applying for pcc In India . In that, I wrote permanent address where my parents live which is same as my passport address. But underneath that, it is asking present address in the country of domicile so what address should I write in that? canada or India?
Any help will be really appreciated.
 
Hello ,

I have a similar doubt. I am living in Canada right now . I am applying for pcc In India . In that, I wrote permanent address where my parents live which is same as my passport address. But underneath that, it is asking present address in the country of domicile so what address should I write in that? canada or India?
Any help will be really appreciated.
Canada address
 
Canada address
Thank you very much for replying. Did you do the same thing? I am a bit confused. I heard domicile means where I have my permanent home right? So if I write Canada’s address where I am working currently then will it be ok?

thank you again.
 
Canada address

A question regarding PCC for India, if I applied for PCC today and received it after a few days, it will cover my entire previous stay right? That will be enough for PR application right?