Search results

I have a DUI violation and got PCC with no mention of it in it. So I am sure that in India, PCC will not mention it.

And we see people crying here for not having heard from ndvo for a couple of months when their average fswp processing time is 22 long months.

With 2000+ applicants to process for novo, that seems remote.. Thanks diplomatru

Thanks for views... +1 to u

So you are saying that the review officer is going to go by the PCC for all such offences if it's considered a criminal offence in one's country? No additional checks done by cic? I know for a fact that Indian PCC does not list DUI violations even if it is present for an applicant...

But this article in the cic website suggests that the review officers consider DUI to figure among criminal inadmissability irrespective of the laws of the applicant's country: www . cic.gc.ca/english/information/inadmissibility/conviction.asp

So does any part of the fswp procedure check for DUI violations in an applicant's history?

Any views on this??? Diplomatru, can you shed some light on this if u have any info.

Hi All, I know that CIC is pretty serious about offences such as drunk and driving violations in applicant's history. Any idea how the Local Visa office does the background check on this and at which stage it is performed?

Thanks for your reply. But are you sure that gifts are considered legitimate for settlement funds for Canada? Should I send this affidavit along with my application? Also, do you have any canadian immigration site links which talks about gift deeds and their acceptance by review officers?

Hi, I am new to this forum. I am planning to apply for FSWP and had a doubt regarding proof of funds. I see that there are a lot of senior members on this forum who give really wise advice to new forum members. Please help me with my situation. I recently got married and my dad gifted me money...