笑死我了,原因居然是:
印度警察局无法提供此类证明。
加拿大可真是活宝。
中国人只知道乖乖听命,三哥却可以为所欲为。
View: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=I9ulJVKQSHY&t=758s
印度警察局无法提供此类证明。

加拿大可真是活宝。
中国人只知道乖乖听命,三哥却可以为所欲为。
View: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=I9ulJVKQSHY&t=758s
笑死我了,原因居然是:
印度警察局无法提供此类证明。
加拿大可真是活宝。
中国人只知道乖乖听命,三哥却可以为所欲为。
View: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=I9ulJVKQSHY&t=758s
笑死我了,原因居然是:
印度警察局无法提供此类证明。![]()
加拿大可真是活宝。
中国人只知道乖乖听命,三哥却可以为所欲为。
View: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=I9ulJVKQSHY&t=758s
还真是。仔细想想,可能吗?加拿大那么多年,接受了那么几百万印度移民,都不用无犯罪记录证明?
不止移民,学签,工作来加拿大需要,移民其他国家也需要,美国,英国,中东国家。。。
AI Overview
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A "no criminal record certificate" in India is officially known as a Police Clearance Certificate (PCC). It's a document confirming whether an individual has a criminal record in India. This certificate is often required for immigration, employment, or other purposes when individuals are applying to live or work in another country.
好像那个大长脸移民部长说的,反正也一定真实,干脆不要无犯罪记录了。
可能这是来源, 好玩儿吧?仔细想想,可能吗?加拿大那么多年,接受了那么几百万印度移民,都不用无犯罪记录证明?
不止移民,学签,工作来加拿大需要,移民其他国家也需要,美国,英国,中东国家。。。
AI Overview
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A "no criminal record certificate" in India is officially known as a Police Clearance Certificate (PCC). It's a document confirming whether an individual has a criminal record in India. This certificate is often required for immigration, employment, or other purposes when individuals are applying to live or work in another country.
看来AI也不能相信了。。。
你这也许是最近改的。看来AI也不能相信了。。。
如果去加拿大移民部网站查如果申请student permit,选从中国和印度来加拿大,需要的文件没什么区别。。。
都有一项可能产生third party的费用:police certificate。。。
“印度学生不用无犯罪记录”的来源可能是移民公司的网站或论坛的“经验数据”,不是加拿大的官方操作。。。
Requirement | Required? |
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Police Clearance Certificate (PCC) | ![]() |
Notarization of the PCC in India | ![]() |
Translation if not in English/French | ![]() |
Authentication/legalization in some cases (e.g. local police PCC) | ![]() |
The PCC must cover the entire period the person lived in India after the age of 18.
哈哈,总理的智慧,韭菜不理解也要执行。需要提供无犯罪记录证明(Police Clearance Certificate or PCC),但是这个证明不需要公证。
Do Indians need a notarized criminal record certificate to immigrate to Canada?
ChatGPT said:
No, Indians do not need a notarized criminal record certificate (Police Clearance Certificate or PCC) to immigrate to Canada.
However, they are required to provide a valid Police Clearance Certificate (PCC) as part of the immigration process.
Summary:
Requirement Required? Police Clearance Certificate (PCC) Yes
Notarization of the PCC in India No
Translation if not in English/French Yes
Authentication/legalization in some cases (e.g. local police PCC) Possibly, but rarely
Details:
1. Who issues the PCC?
For Indian citizens, the PCC must be issued by one of the following:
- Indian Passport Seva Kendra (PSK)
- Indian Consulate/Embassy abroad (via BLS International in countries like Canada)
- Local Police Station (only in rare cases)
2. Is notarization required?
- No. A PCC issued by the Indian passport office or embassy is already considered an official document.
- It does not need to be notarized before submission to Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada (IRCC).
3. Translation requirements
- If the PCC is not in English or French, a certified translation must be submitted along with the original.
4. Authentication or legalization
- In rare cases (like PCC from a local police station), IRCC may request additional verification or authentication.
- If used for other legal purposes (e.g., work permits from provincial bodies), authentication by Indian authorities or the Canadian government (Global Affairs Canada) might be required — but this is not standard for immigration.
IRCC Official Guidelines on Police Certificates – India
IRCC Source:
If you're an Indian citizen immigrating to Canada:
Conclusion:
Let me know if you’re applying from inside or outside Canada — or need help with the application steps.
Obtain a PCC
Do not notarize it
Translate it (if not in English/French)
Submit it with your immigration application
那不就是自己给自己开个证明+刻个萝卜章就可以了lol需要提供无犯罪记录证明(Police Clearance Certificate or PCC),但是这个证明不需要公证。
Do Indians need a notarized criminal record certificate to immigrate to Canada?
ChatGPT said:
No, Indians do not need a notarized criminal record certificate (Police Clearance Certificate or PCC) to immigrate to Canada.
However, they are required to provide a valid Police Clearance Certificate (PCC) as part of the immigration process.
Summary:
Requirement Required? Police Clearance Certificate (PCC) Yes
Notarization of the PCC in India No
Translation if not in English/French Yes
Authentication/legalization in some cases (e.g. local police PCC) Possibly, but rarely
Details:
1. Who issues the PCC?
For Indian citizens, the PCC must be issued by one of the following:
- Indian Passport Seva Kendra (PSK)
- Indian Consulate/Embassy abroad (via BLS International in countries like Canada)
- Local Police Station (only in rare cases)
2. Is notarization required?
- No. A PCC issued by the Indian passport office or embassy is already considered an official document.
- It does not need to be notarized before submission to Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada (IRCC).
3. Translation requirements
- If the PCC is not in English or French, a certified translation must be submitted along with the original.
4. Authentication or legalization
- In rare cases (like PCC from a local police station), IRCC may request additional verification or authentication.
- If used for other legal purposes (e.g., work permits from provincial bodies), authentication by Indian authorities or the Canadian government (Global Affairs Canada) might be required — but this is not standard for immigration.
IRCC Official Guidelines on Police Certificates – India
IRCC Source:
If you're an Indian citizen immigrating to Canada:
Conclusion:
Let me know if you’re applying from inside or outside Canada — or need help with the application steps.
Obtain a PCC
Do not notarize it
Translate it (if not in English/French)
Submit it with your immigration application