You can explain to them it's lost and show proof (receipt) that you've applied for it. Some agents don't even ask for that.
In my opinion, this document is not as crucial as your current and expired passports, if you have a long travel history and you don't have a lot of buffer days.
I applied for Verification of Status for the same reason and it took only 1 month to get. I was quite surprised. I would give it a try and if you don't get it in time then you can explain the situation and show the receipt that you applied for it.
You can explain to them it's lost and show proof (receipt) that you've applied for it. Some agents don't even ask for that.
In my opinion, this document is not as crucial as your current and expired passports, if you have a long travel history and you don't have a lot of buffer days.
I applied for Verification of Status for the same reason and it took only 1 month to get. I was quite surprised. I would give it a try and if you don't get it in time then you can explain the situation and show the receipt that you applied for it.
AOR: March 26, 2018
IP: June 13, 2018
FP Req: July 3, 2018
FP Done: July 26, 2018
(I was informed that RCMP will forward it directly to Vancouver Immigration who requested it within 10 business days)
AOR: March 26, 2018
IP: June 13, 2018
FP Req: July 3, 2018
FP Done: July 26, 2018
(I was informed that RCMP will forward it directly to Vancouver Immigration who requested it within 10 business days)
depends how many days you were out of Canada. If this 10 days complete the 180 days, then you will need a PCC.
Also, while you are out, in some cases, you may receive an email from IRCC.
You must reply to these letters or emails within a specified amount of time.
If you don’t reply within the time frame and don’t provide an acceptable reason for not being able to keep your appointment with us or providing requested information, we may stop processing your application.
Details: http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/helpcentre/answer.asp?qnum=911&top=5
In some cases, you may receive an email from IRCC.
You must reply to these letters or emails within a specified amount of time.
If you don’t reply within the time frame and don’t provide an acceptable reason for not being able to keep your appointment with us or providing requested information, we may stop processing your application.
Details: http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/helpcentre/answer.asp?qnum=911&top=5
That wasn't his question. He was asking if he needs a new police clearance certificate if he goes back home after he applied for the citizenship application and the answer is no.
