some one is lying

[frndly1 1]

Karen if you move to Morocco and do the DCF, wont this issue with the police report still surface? I will keep you and your fiance in prayer.

[Kathryn41 3,205]

Karen,

Any chance that your fiance still has something that says the visa to Canada was denied? Would the Consulate at least put that in writing, that your fiance applied, was denied and has never been in Canada? It does seem like a catch-22, doesn't it. I hope someone starts being realistic for you very soon.

ok, here is information that is posted about gaining fingerprint checks from Canadian authorities with the Canadian Embassy in Washington nfor those who are requiring fingerprint checks for Canadian immigration purposes: the website is www.canadianembassy.org. You may be able to obtain fingerprints on your own, send them along with the emails you have from CASA, include any file number you have, and ask them to forward the information directly to CASA. I don't know if it will work, but it may be a way around the stalemate. Good luck.

HOW TO OBTAIN A POLICE CERTIFICATE FROM CANADIAN AUTHORITIES

Applicants requiring Police Certificates who are currently present in Canada or who have resided in Canada for any period of time, MUST obtain a police clearance from the ROYAL CANADIAN MOUNTED POLICE (RCMP). Please note that Canadian Visa Offices will NOT accept Police Certificates from Canada where a name check has been conducted. The RCMP record check that is required must be based on a FINGERPRINT CHECK.

STEP ONE - HAVE FINGERPRINTS TAKEN BY A RECOGNIZED AGENCY:

* Recognized agencies include a LOCAL RCMP DETACHMENT or a LOCAL POLICE SERVICE.

* A fee will usually be charged for fingerprinting. Fees vary according to the location where the applicant is fingerprinted.

* Applicants appearing for fingerprinting will need to bring PHOTO IDENTIFICATION, such as a passport, and a LETTER FROM THE CANADIAN VISA OFFICE which requests an RCMP fingerprint-based criminal record check. Applicants may also wish to contact the RCMP for any additional instructions.

**IMPORTANT: The applicant's IMMIGRATION FILE NUMBER from the Canadian Visa Office that is processing his/her application MUST appear on the applicant's fingerprint form. This will ensure that the results of the applicant's fingerprint check are matched to his/her Canadian immigration file.

STEP TWO - FORWARD FINGERPRINTS TO THE RCMP FOR ASSESSMENT:

Royal Canadian Mounted Police,

NCO IC Civil Section,

Identification Services,

1200 Vanier Parkway,

Ottawa, Ontario, Canada, K1A 0R2.

**NOTE: The RCMP will send the results of the applicant's criminal record check DIRECTLY TO THE CANADIAN VISA OFFICE. They will not return fingerprints to the applicant. The normal processing time for a criminal record check is 60 days.

[Boiler 45,516]

HOW TO OBTAIN A POLICE CERTIFICATE FROM CANADIAN AUTHORITIES

Applicants requiring Police Certificates who are currently present in Canada or who have resided in Canada for any period of time, MUST obtain a police clearance from the ROYAL CANADIAN MOUNTED POLICE (RCMP). Please note that Canadian Visa Offices will NOT accept Police Certificates from Canada where a name check has been conducted. The RCMP record check that is required must be based on a FINGERPRINT CHECK.

[Kathryn41 3,205]

Yes, I said it was for people who are applying for Canadian visas, however the address given is the same address for any fingerprint security reports - for whatever reason. The individual in question has never been to Canada, yet the CASA officials still want him to provide proof that he has no criminal record in Canada. Since he can't get the consular authorities to assist, I suggest doing an end run around the consular authorities and getting the fingerprints along with the supporting documentation (ie. email requesting report) and submitting them directly to the RCMP Identification unit. Since they won't return results to the applicant, they can send them to the appropriate government authority requesting the information. It is worth a try. The only information I don't see here is what the fee for this service is - and I know there is a fee.

[Boiler 45,516]

You do not declare where you would have liked to have gone, only where you did go. And a police report is not required for visits, only of you lived there, I forget the duration, a year?

You declare all the countries you have visited if memory serves me right in the last 10 years.

Either they have his information confused with someone else, or he told them he went to Canada.

Either way the solution is not a RCMP report.

Why does the US Consulate think he went to Canada.

What were they told that made them come to that conclusion.

The beneficiary attempted to get a visa to go to Canada (i'm not sure what type it was) and he was denied for that visa, thus he never went to Canada, but Casa wants a police report from Canada.

Having completed a K1 myself nowhere does it ask for countries you have not gone to or visa's to those countries you have been refused.

As I said you only list those countries you have been to.

Edited August 13, 2006 by Boiler

[chiquita 0]

You do not declare where you would have liked to have gone, only where you did go. And a police report is not required for visits, only of you lived there, I forget the duration, a year?

You declare all the countries you have visited if memory serves me right in the last 10 years.

Either they have his information confused with someone else, or he told them he went to Canada.

Either way the solution is not a RCMP report.

Why does the US Consulate think he went to Canada.

What were they told that made them come to that conclusion.

The beneficiary attempted to get a visa to go to Canada (i'm not sure what type it was) and he was denied for that visa, thus he never went to Canada, but Casa wants a police report from Canada.

Does he have the proof he was denied a visa to Canada? Like an official letter? If he was denied he should have some sort of paperwork to show he was denied? Does the consulate have his passport for proof he never left Morocco?

Doesn't Canada have a record of him applying for a visa there? There has to be some sort of documetation

How difficult is it to get a police report from Canada? I went on line to get my police report.

Just some suggestions Karen, trying to help. I know how tough it is. I waited 21/2 years to be with my husband. I know others who have waited longer. This is not an easy journey.

chi

[karen2705 0]

well right now that is what i am thinkiing about trying to do is get some documention on his prior application for this visa, but when he went back in 2004 they did a interview i assume and denied him the same day he said they didnt give him any papers just stamped his passport so i am not sure how to go about getting this the embassy in rabat canadian that is dont take phone calls i have tried many times all you get is an automated phone thing, so not sure if i can call other canadian ebassies to get this what do you think is it possible i am just not sure who to call to get this info karen2705

[Boiler 45,516]

I give up.

I did try