CEC inland no option to upload pcc

[shubham710]

Hello everyone,

I recently got invited to apply for PR. I just filled out all the forms and was looking at the documents to be uploaded page and could not find any option to upload pcc.

I came to canada when I was 18 and 5 months old. So i did not spend exact 6 months after my 18th birthday in my home country. What should i do ?
Shoud I still upload indian pcc in the optional documents section ?

Any help is appreciated

 

[shannon388]

>I came to canada when I was 18 and 5 months old. So i did not spend exact 6 months after my 18th birthday in my home country. What should i do ?
You can add a letter of explanation. PCC should be not required.

 

[adrlim]

Hello everyone,

I recently got invited to apply for PR. I just filled out all the forms and was looking at the documents to be uploaded page and could not find any option to upload pcc.

I came to canada when I was 18 and 5 months old. So i did not spend exact 6 months after my 18th birthday in my home country. What should i do ?
Shoud I still upload indian pcc in the optional documents section ?

Any help is appreciated

if you did not spend 6 months in any other country you don't need to submit a PCC

 

[shubham710]

if you did not spend 6 months in any other country you don't need to submit a PCC

Thank you very much for the reply.

Does that rule says 6 months in a row or 6 months in total.?

As I went for 27 days vacations to India in 2016 and that makes my total stay in India after my 18th birthday to 6 months

 

[adrlim]

Thank you very much for the reply.

Does that rule says 6 months in a row or 6 months in total.?

As I went for 27 days vacations to India in 2016 and that makes my total stay in India after my 18th birthday to 6 months

Hi, it is cummulative. So it's a total of 6 months.

 

[shannon388]

Thank you very much for the reply.

Does that rule says 6 months in a row or 6 months in total.?

As I went for 27 days vacations to India in 2016 and that makes my total stay in India after my 18th birthday to 6 months

The rule changed recently, it is 6 months in a row

(https://www.canada.ca/en/immigratio...s-entry/apply-permanent-residence.html#police)

Police certificates
To immigrate to Canada, you and any family members who are 18 years old or older must include your police certificates as part of the application for permanent residence. You need one for every country, other than Canada, where you stayed for more than 6 months in a row in the last 10 years since you were 18 years old.