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chickie72 said:
or what was the name of the movie with Tom Hanks and the Fed-Ex plane goes down and he is alone (with Wilson of course!) on a desert island and you see all those boxes floating in the ocean????? LOL

as long as it is not my box....!!!! :P :P
 
LOL just teasing you! I am sure nothing happened to your box!
 
Jennychen1401 said:
Thnks. I didnt complete a continuous 6 months cos I came back home to India in Oct 2009 for 1 week.
I do have all my plane tickets and boarding passes in tact. Should I send them in with the PP along with letter explaining the time frame?

Tnks

I know Singapore does not issue PCC unless they have a letter from the immigration stating the request specifically for that i think.

Me and my husband have the same problem. He worked in Singapore for a little over a year but we cant request the PCC now to save time because we need a letter from CIC.
 
chickie72 said:
LOL just teasing you! I am sure nothing happened to your box!

And on the box it says..."Cuba or bust"!!!
 
chickie72 said:
or what was the name of the movie with Tom Hanks and the Fed-Ex plane goes down and he is alone (with Wilson of course!) on a desert island and you see all those boxes floating in the ocean????? LOL

Castaway! :P
 
chickie72 said:
LOL just teasing you! I am sure nothing happened to your box!

I am sure it is safe as well....they are probably aruging in Havana about who gets "the banker's box" from Canada....LOL.....
 
ccunnington said:
And on the box it says..."Cuba or bust"!!!
darn right!!!!!! ;D
 
hi luisanna, thnks so much for the info. It really helps to sort out my confusion.

thnks

luisanna said:
I know Singapore does not issue PCC unless they have a letter from the immigration stating the request specifically for that i think.

Me and my husband have the same problem. He worked in Singapore for a little over a year but we cant request the PCC now to save time because we need a letter from CIC.
 
Jennychen1401 said:
hi luisanna, thnks so much for the info. It really helps to sort out my confusion.

thnks

Do I need to provide a police certificate when applying for permanent residence?
Yes. However, you cannot apply for a police certificate without an official request from an immigration office. After the submission and review of your immigration application, a Certificate of Clearance (COC) request letter will be sent to you by the Canadian immigration office. The Criminal Investigation Department (CID) will not process a request without this official request letter
.

http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/information/security/police-cert/asia-pacific/singapore.asp

I guess if they didnt give you any letter then you dont need the PCC.
 
Thnks for the link. It was really helpful.

So where are you and hubby from? Manila?

luisanna said:
Do I need to provide a police certificate when applying for permanent residence?
Yes. However, you cannot apply for a police certificate without an official request from an immigration office. After the submission and review of your immigration application, a Certificate of Clearance (COC) request letter will be sent to you by the Canadian immigration office. The Criminal Investigation Department (CID) will not process a request without this official request letter
.

http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/information/security/police-cert/asia-pacific/singapore.asp

I guess if they didnt give you any letter then you dont need the PCC.
 
Jennychen1401 said:
Thnks for the link. It was really helpful.

So where are you and hubby from? Manila?

Yes, we're from manila. My hubby needs to have that PCC to. hopefully it will not delay our application..
 
Yea I completely understand how you feel. I too hope it wont delay my application if CIC request for it.
Fingers & toes crossed. ;)

luisanna said:
Yes, we're from manila. My hubby needs to have that PCC to. hopefully it will not delay our application..
 
Hello Guys

I am living in San Francisco, got married to a Canadian citizen last July. Sent my application on March 31, 2012.

My spouse received an email today from the immigration people asking to submit "Welfare check"? What does that mean? What do I need to do?

I also received another mail requesting my medical form. I booked an appointment for next Wednesday with the physician here. Any tips for this health check up?

Thank You
Manispreet