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I have heard that some officers do not request RCMP pcc if the candidate is in Canada. is this true?
It depends I guess. According to my gnotes, CIC sent my file or something to RCMP for RCMP screening. It says submit-batch sent-NRT(No repotable trace) and I live in Canada. But some people were requested RCMP record by CIC during the process of their applications.
 
It depends I guess. According to my gnotes, CIC sent my file or something to RCMP for RCMP screening. It says submit-batch sent-NRT(No repotable trace) and I live in Canada. But some people were requested RCMP record by CIC during the process of their applications.


Ok, thanks. Just wanted to make sure as I received a request to submit PCC from UAE (which I have already submitted but got another request) and no request for RCMP certificate so got a bit worried. Thanks though.
 
It depends I guess. According to my gnotes, CIC sent my file or something to RCMP for RCMP screening. It says submit-batch sent-NRT(No repotable trace) and I live in Canada. But some people were requested RCMP record by CIC during the process of their applications.

How do you check gnotes? Thanks
 
How do you check gnotes? Thanks
https://atip-aiprp.apps.gc.ca/atip/welcome.do

You can apply as many time as you want but it takes for about 1 month to receive the notes. And some people believe that ordering gnotes causes delaying processing of application but I don't think so. And there're 2 options which you need to pay $5 or free. I don't know what differences are between these two notes but you can get pretty much all information you want to know through free one.
 
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https://atip-aiprp.apps.gc.ca/atip/welcome.do

You can apply as many time as you want but it take for about 1 month to receive the notes. And some people believe that ordering gnotes cuases delaying processing of application but I don't think so. And there're 2 options which you need to pay $5 or free. I don't know what differences are between these two notes but you can get pretty much all information you want to know through free one.
Thanks!!