Quick dumb question

[Flames9_RN 358]

I have a question about this sorta and rather than post a new thread, I thought I would just ask here

I have lived in the same place my whole life, however I went away to University for 3 years - I never used the address for anything though, I never changed my address on my driver's license or bills or anything. I also really only lived there like 8 months our of the year and went home on weekends. Can I just put my 1 main address on there? Or to be safe should I list my school addresses and get a check in that city?

When ur getting ur Canada wide criminal police check,it COVERS ALL OF CANADA!! Thus they automatically search all of canada! So even if you have lived in 10 places in Canada, that 1 check will cover them all. U dont phone each police force in those 10 cities and ask for a check.

[SonoranSongbird 3]

We have exactly the same question, so thank you for posting this! And thank you also to the people who answered.

Here's one more related question: my fiance has lived all of his life in Edmonton EXCEPT for the first six months. He was born in England and immigrated with his parents when he was a baby. We don't actually need a police certificate from the UK as well since he lived there for 6 months as a little baby, do we?

[trailmix 77]

We have exactly the same question, so thank you for posting this! And thank you also to the people who answered.

Here's one more related question: my fiance has lived all of his life in Edmonton EXCEPT for the first six months. He was born in England and immigrated with his parents when he was a baby. We don't actually need a police certificate from the UK as well since he lived there for 6 months as a little baby, do we?

Hi Sonoran,

No, it's only for places lived since the age of 16 - Unless there is a criminal record - if there is a criminal record it doesn't matter what the residency period was or what age they were (I added that in case someone else has the same question - I assume your fiance was a good baby )

[SonoranSongbird 3]

No, it's only for places lived since the age of 16 - Unless there is a criminal record - if there is a criminal record it doesn't matter what the residency period was or what age they were (I added that in case someone else has the same question - I assume your fiance was a good baby )

Thank you. I suppose the information we get in the packet three would specify that about age 16 (plus it makes sense). I just asked because a friend of mine from Ethiopia sponsored her father and they got delayed because having to get a police certificate from I think it was Lebonon, where he had lived for 6 months as a very young man, took them by surprise. And yes--he was a very good baby.

[trailmix 77]

No, it's only for places lived since the age of 16 - Unless there is a criminal record - if there is a criminal record it doesn't matter what the residency period was or what age they were (I added that in case someone else has the same question - I assume your fiance was a good baby )

Thank you. I suppose the information we get in the packet three would specify that about age 16 (plus it makes sense). I just asked because a friend of mine from Ethiopia sponsored her father and they got delayed because having to get a police certificate from I think it was Lebonon, where he had lived for 6 months as a very young man, took them by surprise. And yes--he was a very good baby.

Yes, I'm sure there are exceptions - they do that from time to time

http://travel.state.gov/visa/immigrants/info/info_3195.html

[TheATeam 0]

I got my police check today! I drove out to Sherwood Park, which meant it was a little more expensive since I don't live there, but she printed it off right away and I didn't have to wait for 3-8 weeks like the Police in the city said I would if I were to go through them. The extra money is DEFINITELY worth the peace of mind! I'm glad to have that over and done with!