Recent content by Abhi098

This is just the general info I'm providing to hopefully be able to help you find a right direction. But please follow the rightful protocols recommended by RCMP and the local companies that they have on their websites to help your mom get RCMP clearance! Hopefully your mom gets it soon :)

This is what I found on one of those companies website: https://www.commissionaires.ca/en/national/service/individual/fingerprinting "International Fingerprints If you require a Canadian police records check by fingerprints, but currently reside outside of Canada, Commissionaires can help. We...

There is a list of local Canadian companies on RCMP website: http://www.rcmp-grc.gc.ca/en/who-can-conduct-criminal-record-check

Please don't hesitate to contact local agencies in Canada that are accredited as they I think nay be able to help you: This is where you can find more info on RCMP website:http://www.rcmp-grc.gc.ca/en/steps-obtain-certified-criminal-record-or-vulnerable-sector-vs-check#s1

Here is what I found. Hope it helps and please don't take my words for granted, as this is just the info i came across on this forum posted by someone else: https://www.canadavisa.com/canada-immigration-discussion-board/threads/how-to-get-rcmp-from-india.277371/

Try putting a IRCC webform case specific enquiry at the following link. It will ask you about which office is processing your file, and select the given office (?new Delhi) on the drop down selection. Explain in notes and attach the proof of submission of passport. Also, if you can physically...

Please don't take my words as offensive. I apologize if I did come across as such. It is hearsay, experiences are experiences and they are going to differ. This forum is definitely a platform for sharing those experiences, no one should consider them as simply more than unofficial opinions. I...

Why are you linking someone's hearsay as a source? If you have to link, link office CIC website here for factual information. Stop trying to claim whether you are right or not. It's not a competitive question. These are life changing experiences, and one's unofficial advice can change someone's...

Remember I am not an expert and I am not providing an advice but just what I think is general info. As far as I can tell, Border Officer has to write a handwritten 2 yr date on a stamp for it to be a stay of 2 years. Please follow this link...

There is more here when you scroll down on the following link, under "How do I know the expiry date of my temporary resident status?"...

Blank stamp with no date means it expires in 6 months unless otherwise specified, so YES, you would need to apply for an extension if you would like to stay beyond that period. At least this is what CIC says here, http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/helpcentre/answer.asp?qnum=209&top=17

PLEASE DO NOT give wrong info if you don't know how a certain application works. Blank stamp with no date means it expires in 6 months unless otherwise specified, so YES, you would need to apply for an extension if you would like to stay beyond that period. At least this is what CIC says here...

thank you for your reply :) did you ever receive a pre-arrival letter or e-mail too? with decision made

What's your visa office?

Did you receive pre arrival email?